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Which one of these mechanisms shows a negative dynamic resistance? Why?

CSE 2000Paper II10 markscse-2000-subject-08-003

A circuit of a NOT gate is given in the figure below. Explain how you will determine the values of the resistances R_B, R and R_L.

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CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-08-007

Discuss the different breakdown mechanisms for a reverse biased Zener diode.

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-08-006

A Zener diode of 1\text{ W} power has a dynamic resistance of 10\text{ m}\Omega at the breakdown voltage of 3\text{ V}. What will be the fluctuations in the current through the diode if the voltage fluctuates by 100\text{ mV}? What will happen to the diode ? Why?

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-08-005

What are the salient characteristics of ferromagnetic ? Explain how the Curie law of paramagnetism is modified to the Curie - Weiss law.

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-08-001

Explain why superconductors are perfect diamagnets.

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-08-002

Do these mechanisms have different temperature coefficients? Explain.

CSE 2000Paper II10 markscse-2000-subject-08-004

How do you explain the continuous spectrum in beta decay of radioactive nuclei ?

CSE 2000Paper II25 markscse-2000-subject-07-003

Using the uncertainty principle, show that the electrons cannot exist inside the nucleus. How does then one account for the beta decay of a nucleus ?

CSE 2000Paper II10 markscse-2000-subject-07-001

Which of the following reactions are allowed? What are the conservation laws violated by the rest ? Classify the particles (fermions / bosons. mesons / baryons, leptons/ hadrons) involved and the type of interactions in the case of the allowed ones. (i) \Sigma^0 \rightarrow \pi^+ + \pi^- (ii) \pi^- + p \rightarrow n + \pi^0 (iii) \pi^+ + p \rightarrow \pi^+ + p + \pi^- + \pi^0 (iv) \pi^0 \rightarrow \gamma + \gamma

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-07-004

A nuclear reactor has an output power of 1\text{ MW} with a thermal efficiency of 30\%. How much uranium per day is consumed to run this reactor, if the average energy released per fission of {}^{235}\text{U} is 200\text{ MeV}, and the uranium is enriched to 2\%\ {}^{235}\text{U} ?

CSE 2000Paper II25 markscse-2000-subject-07-002

A \mu (of mass 207\text{ m}) is in the ground state of a muonic atom whose nucleus is Pb (Z = 82, A = 204, and radius = 7\text{ fm}). Calculate the first Bohr radius in units of the nuclear radius and the Rydberg constant in units of the Rydberg constant in units of the Rydberg constant of the hydrogen atom. Comment on your results.

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-06-003

Determine all the Term symbols of p^2 equivalent electrons and arrange these states in increasing order of energy. Justify your answer.

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-06-001

Describe the Stern-Gerlach experiment and discuss its significance.

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-06-002

The momentum of an electron is 600\text{ keV/c}. Determine its de Brogue wavelength and the phase and group velocities of its de Brogue waves.

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-05-003

X-ray photons of wavelength 2.0\text{ pm} are incident on free electrons. They are scattered at an angle of 60^\circ from the incident direction. Determine the following: (i) Momentum of the incident photon in keV/c (ii) Compton shift (iii) Kinetic energy and recoil angle of the electron

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-05-001

Determine the eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of the operators D + 137, D^2 - 2xD + 4. where D = d/dx. Assume the eigenfunction of the second operator to be a quadratic.

CSE 2000Paper II20 markscse-2000-subject-05-002

A 500\ \mu\text{A} beam of electrons of kinetic energy 1.5\text{ eV} enter a region with a sharply defined boundary in which their energy is reduced to 10\text{eV} by a difference of potential. Determine the reflected and transmitted currents. Derive the formulae used.

CSE 2000Paper II40 markscse-2000-subject-05-004

Explain the evaporation of a liquid at a temperature below its boiling point on the basis of kinetic theory of matter.

CSE 2000Paper I20 markscse-2000-subject-04-008

What is an adiabatic process? Give three engineering examples of adiabatic processes which are in common use.

CSE 2000Paper I20 markscse-2000-subject-04-003

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