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    This document provides an overview of the most important concepts and derivations across several topics in physics that are important for CBSE and state board exams, including: 1) Electrostatics concepts such as Coulomb's Law, Gauss's Law, electric field and potential calculations, capacitance, and properties of electric fields. 2) Current electricity topics like Ohm's Law, series and parallel circuits, Kirchhoff's Laws, and Wheatstone Bridge. 3) Magnetic effects of current using Biot-Savart Law, magnetic field calculations, Ampere's Law, and galvanometers. 4) Magnetism and matter properties including magnetic fields due to dipoles and properties of different material types

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    This document provides an overview of the most important concepts and derivations across several topics in physics that are important for CBSE and state board exams, including: 1) Electrostatics concepts such as Coulomb's Law, Gauss's Law, electric field and potential calculations, capacitance, and properties of electric fields. 2) Current electricity topics like Ohm's Law, series and parallel circuits, Kirchhoff's Laws, and Wheatstone Bridge. 3) Magnetic effects of current using Biot-Savart Law, magnetic field calculations, Ampere's Law, and galvanometers. 4) Magnetism and matter properties including magnetic fields due to dipoles and properties of different material types

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    MOST IMPORTANT DERIVATIONS & THEORY FOR

    CBSE & STATE BOARD

    [1] ELECTROSTATICS -

    Coulomb's Law (derivation & Vector representation)

    Electric field lines of its properties.

    Electric field intensity at axial line and equatorial line of an Electric dipole

    Force and Torque acting on an electric dipole in an external Uniform electric field

    Gauss Theorem (Definition and its Proof )

    Electric field intensity due to a thin uniformly charged infinite plane sheet.

    Electric field intensity due to a uniformly charged Spherical shell

    Electric potential at a point due to a point charge

    Work done to rotate and potential energy of an electric dipole in Uniform electric
    field

    Capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor with or without a dielectric medium


    between the plates.

    Energy stored in a capacitor.

    Equipotential Surfaces and its properties

    Relation between electric field and potential

    2) CURRENT ELECTRICITY

    Drift velocity of elections and its relationship with current (I = neAVd )

    Ohm's Law of its derivations


    Series and Parallel Combination of resistances

    Kirchoff's law (definition & numerical)

    Wheatstone Bridge Principle

    3) MAGNETIC EFFECT OF CURRENT -

    Force on a current carrying wire in magnetic field

    Biot - Savart's Law (definition and formula)

    Magnetic field due to a straight current carrying wire

    Magnetic field at any point on the axis of a


    current loop or coil

    Ampere's Circuital law (Definition & Proof)

    Magnetic field intensity inside a straight infinitely long solenoid.

    Motion of a charged particle in magnetic field velocity is perpendicular and not


    perpendicular to the magnetic field.

    Force between two parallel current carrying wires

    Torque on a coil or current carrying loop in a Uniform magnetic field .

    Moving Coil Galvanometer (Principle + Construction + Working)

    How to convert a Galvanometer into Ammeter or Voltmeter.

    4) MAGNETISM AND MATTER -

    Magnetic field due to magnetic dipole at any point on its axial line and equatorial
    line.

    Force and Torque on a magnetic dipole in external magnetic field

    work done in rotating a magnetic dipole in an external uniform magnetic field.


    Definition and formulas of Magnetic Intensity (H), Magnetization Intensity (I),
    Magnetic permeability, Magnetic susceptibility (Xm)

    Relation between relative magnetic permeability and magnetic susceptibility

    Properties of dia, para and Ferro magnetic materials

    5)ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION (EMI) -

    Faraday's Law of electromagnetic Induction

    LENZ’S LAW

    Eddy currents (Explanation and its applications)

    Self-Inductance & Mutual Inductance

    6) ALTERNATING CURRENT (A.C.) -

    Relation between average value & Peak value of A.C.

    Relation between rms value & Peak value of A.C.


    (Note : rms Value = Effective Value = Virtual Value)

    Derivation for expression of impedance (Z) and


    Phase difference in a series RLC- Circuit (Use phasor diagram)

    Resonance condition in series RLC-Circuit & Calculate its resonating frequency.

    Find Q-factor of a series resonating Circuit.

    A.C. Circuit containing ( i ) resistor (ii) Inductor


    (iii) Capacitor (draw phasor and graph of E and I versus time (t) )

    Derive expression for the average power in a series RLC Circuit

    Power factor (Definition & formula)

    A.C. Generator: (Principle + Construction + working)


    Derive expression of induced emf and current.

    Transformer: (Principle + Construction + Working


    Energy losses in a transformer and how can they be reduced

    7) ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES -

    Definition of Derivation of displacement current

    Properties of Electromagnetic waves

    Frequency range, method of production and use or applications of different types


    of Electromagnetic waves

    8)RAY OPTICS -

    Mirror formula using Concave & Convex mirror

    Total internal reflection (Definition + applications and Numerical)

    Refraction through spherical refracting surfaces (Convex and Concave)

    Lens Maker's formula (Derivation + Numerical)

    Lens formula for Connex and Concave Lens

    Refraction through a glass prism and calculation of minimum angle of deviation.

    Compound microscope (Diagram + Derivation )

    Astronomical telescope (Diagram + Derivation)

    9)WAVE OPTICS -

    Huygen’s principle & proof of laws of reflection, reflection

    Expression for the intensity at any point on the screen in Young's double slit
    experiment. Hence write the conditions for constructive and destructive
    interference.

    Expression for fringe width in Young's double slit experiment. (Numerical)

    Diffraction using single slit (Numerical)


    10) DUAL NATURE OF MATTER AND RADIATION

    Relation between threshold frequency, Intensity, frequency of incident photon and


    cutoff potential.

    Photoelectric effect & work function

    Einstein's photo electric equation

    Derivation of de-Broglie relation

    11) ATOM -

    Expression of radius and velocity of electron in Hydrogen like atoms.

    Alpha-particle scattering experiment

    Bohr model

    Energy levels

    Hydrogen Spectrum

    12) NUCLIE -
    Mass defect & Binding energy

    Binding energy per nucleon and its variation with mass number (Definition &
    Graph)

    Nuclear Fission & Nuclear Fusion

    13) ELECTRONIC DEVICES -

    Semiconductor diode (V-I characteristics in forward and reverse bias)

    Diode as rectifier

    Energy band in conductor, semiconductor & Insulator


    ALL THE BEST

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