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Model Question Paper-II with effect from 2022-23 (CBCS Scheme)

USN II I I I I I I I II
First/Second Semester B.E. Degree Examination
Applied Physics for Computer Science Stream
TIME: 03 Hours Max. Marks: 100
Note: 01. Answer any FIVE full questions, choosing at least ONE question from each MODULE.
02. Draw neat sketches where ever necessary. 23
03. Constants: Speed of Light 'c' = 3 x1Q8 ms·1, Boltzmann Constant 'k' = 1.38 x10· JK1,
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Planck's Constant 'h' = 6.625 x 10-3-1 Js, Acceleration due to gravity 'g'= 9.8 ms- ,
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Permittivirv o f f ree space 'Eo ' =8.854 xl 0- F m- I. .

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Q.01 a Obtain the expression for Energy Density using Einstein's A and B L2 8
coefficients and thus conclude on B12=B21.
b Describe attenuation and explain the various fiber losses. L2 7

• C Given the Numerical Aperture 0.30 and RI of core 1.49 Calculate the
critical angle for the core-cladding interface.
OR
Q.02 a Discuss the applications of LASER in bar-code scanner and LASER
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Cooling.
b Discuss Point to Point communication using ootical fibers. L2 6
C Calculate the ratio of population for a given pair of energy levels
corresponding to emission of radiation 694.3 nm at a temperature of 300 L3 5
K. 0
Module-2
Q.03 Derive an expression for de Broglie wavelength by analogy and hence
a L2 6
discuss the significance of de Broglie waves.
b Explain the Wave function with mathematical form and Discuss the L2 9
physical significance of a wave function .
C Calculate the energy of the first three states for an electron in one L3 5
dimensional potential well of width 0.1 nm.
OR

• Q.04 a Explain Eigen fU11ctions and Eigen Values and hence derive the eigen
function of a particle inside infinite potential well of width 'a' using the
method of normalization.
b Show that electron does not exist inside the nucleus using Heisenberg's
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unce11ainty principle.
C An electron is associated with a de Broglie wavelength of 1nm.
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Calculate the energy and the corresponding momentum of the electron.
Module-3
Q.05 a Discuss the working of phase gate mentioning its matrix representation L2 6
and truth table.
b Explain Orthogonality and Orthonormality with an example for each. L2 6

. ('tI) (ftI) Prove that (1/tlr,b) = (¢lift)'

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Given Ii/I)= a~ and lr,b) = ft L3 8
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Q.06 a Explain the representation of aubit using Bloch Sphere. L2 6
b Explain Single qubit gate and multiple qubit gate with an example for L2 8
each.

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I C Explain the Matrix representation of 0 and 1 States and apply identity
operato r I to I 0 ) and I 1 ) states,
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Q.07 a Enumer ate the failures of classical free electro 'theory and assumptions L2 7
of quantum free electron theorv of metals.
b Explain Meissne r's Effect and the variation of critical field with .· L2 8
~ tempera ture:
(s A superco nductin g tin has a critical tempera ture of 3.7 K at zero 5
L3
magneti c field and a critical field of 0.0306 Tesla at 0 K. Find the critical
field at 2 K.
OR
Q.08 a Explain the phenom enon of superco nductivi ty and Discuss qualitatively 9
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the BCS theory of superco nductivi ty for negligib le resistan ce of metal at
tempera tures close to absolute zero.
b Give the qualitat ive explana tion of RF Squid with the help of a neat L2 6
sketch.
C Find the tempera ture at which there is 1% probabi lity that a state with an

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energy 0.5 eV above
Fenni energy is occupie d.
Module-5
Q.09 ..a---- !Elucid ate the importa nce of size & scale and weight and strength in L2 8
animati ons.
w Mention the general pattern of monte Carlo method and hence determine L2 6
the value of rr.
with examples. L3 6
I....C---- Describ e the calculat ion of Push time and sto p time
OR
Sketch and explain the motion graphs for linear, easy ease.easy ease in
Q.10
~ and easy ease out cases of animation.
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b Discuss modelin g the probabili ty for proton decay.
C A slowing -in object in an animatio n has a first frame distance 0.Sm and
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the first slow in frame 0.35m. Calculate the base distance and the
number of frames in sequence.
to indicate the COs and POs to be
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Model Questi on Paper- I with effect from 2022-23 (CBCS Scheme)
USN I I I I I I I
First/S econd Semester B.E. Degree Exami nation
Applie d Physics for Compu ter Science Stream
TIME: 03 Hours . Max. Marks: 100
Note: 01. Answer any FIVE full questions, choosing at least ONE question from each MODUL E.
02. Draw neat sketches where ever necessary. 23
03. Constan ts: Speed of Light 'c' = 3 x lQ ms·1, Boltzmann Constant 'k' = 1.38 x10·
8 JK1,
2
Planck's Constant 'h' = 6.625 x 10->1 Js, Acceleration due to gravity 'g'= 9.8 ms· ,
pennHUvlty offree space .Eo ' =8.854 X 10-12 F m.
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*Bloom's
Module-1 Taxonom y Marks
Level
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Q.01 a Define LASER and Discuss the interaction of radiation with matter.
b Define Acceptance angle and Numerical Aperture and hence derive an L2 8
expression for NA in terms of Ris core, cladding and surrounding.

• A LASER source has a power output of 10· W. Calculate the number of

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photons emitted per second given the wavelength of LASER 692.8 L3 5
nanometer.
OR
Q.02 a Illustrate the construction and working of Semicond uctor LASER with a L2 9
neat sketch and energy level diagram also mention its applicatio ns.
b Discuss the types of optical fibers based on Modes of Propagation and L2 6
RI profile.
C O'btain the attenuatio n co-efficient of the given fiber of length 1500 m L3 5
given the input and output power 100 mW and 70 mW.
Module-2
Q.03 a Setup Schrbdin ger time independent wave equation in one dimension. L2 8
b State and Explain Heisenberg's Uncertainty principle and Principle of L2 7
Complementarity.
C An electron is kinetic energy 500 keV is in vacuum. Calculate the
group
velocity and de Broglie wavelength assuming t_he mass of the moving L3 5
• electron is equal to the rest mass of electron .

• Q.04 a
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Discuss the motion of a quantum particle in a one-dimensional infinite
potential well of width 'a' and also obtain the eigen functions and
energy ei gen states.
L2 10

b Explain the physical significance of the Wave Function. L2 5

The speed of electron is measured to with in an uncertainty of 2 x 10
4
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ms- 1 in one dimension. What is the minimum width required by the L3 5
electron to be confined in an atom?
Module-3
Q.05 a Define a bit and qbit and explain the properties of qubit. L2 6
b Discuss the CNOT gate and its operation on four different input states. L2 6
C A Linear Operator ' X' operates such that X ID} = 11} and X 11 } = ID}. L3 8
Find the matrix representation of 'X'.
OR
Q.06 a State the Pauli matrices and apply Pauli matrices on the states ID} and I L2 8
1).
b Elucidate the differences between classical and quantum computin g. L2 6

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ming its matriX L3 6
C Describe the working of controlled-Z gate menti
representation and truth-table.
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Q.07 a Define Fenni Factor and Discuss the variation of Fenni .
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temperature and enere.v.
the apµlications of 8
b Explain DC and AC Josephson effects and rnentfon L2
superconductivity in quantum computing.
0.2 eV above
C Calculate the probability of occupation of an energy level L3 5
fem1i level at temperature 27°C.
OR
classify superconductors into Soft 9
Q.08 a Describe Meissner's Effect and hence L2
and Hard superconductors using M-H graphs. L2 6
Electron Theorv of Metals
b Enumerate the assumptions of Quantum free
K. If the initial
Lead has superconducting transition temperature of 7.26 L3 5
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field at OK is 50 x 10 Am· Calcu late the critical field at Gk.
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Q.09 a Discuss timing in Linear motion, Unifonn motion, slow in and slow out.
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Cb) Distinguish between descriptive and inferential statistics. L3 6
...e-- Illustrate the odd rule and odd rule multi pliers with
a suitable example .
OR
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Q.10 ...a- Describe Jumping and parts of iumo. L2 7
using bell curves.
b Discuss the salient features of Nonna) distribution
m radioactive
C The number of particles emitted per second by a rando L3 5
the probability
source has a Poisson's d~stribution with " = 4. Calculate
of P(X =O) and P(X = 1).
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