PH3205 Applied Physics Question Bank 1
PH3205 Applied Physics Question Bank 1
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Unit II
4. Derive expression for the carrier concentrations of electron and holes in an intrinsic semiconductor.
And also explain the variation of carrier concentration with temperature.
5. What is Hall Effect? Derive an expression for Hall coefficient. Describe an experimental setup for
the measurement of the hall coefficient and mention its applications.
6. Briefly explain (i) Ohmic contact, (ii) Schottky diode
Unit III
7. Explain the different types of polarization mechanisms in dielectric materials. Derive an expression
for Langevin Debye equation.
8. Derive an expression for internal field in dielectric and hence deduce Clausius – Mosotti equation.
9. Explain piezo, pyro and ferroelectric properties of crystals.
10. Briefly explain about (i). measurement of dielectric constant of a solid, (ii) behavior of dielectrics in
an alternating field.
Unit IV
11. Describe (classify) dia, para, ferro, antiferro and ferrimagnetic materials and their properties with
example
12. i) Explain domain theory of ferromagnetism. ii) What is hysteresis? Explain how magnetic materials
are classified based on the hysteresis property (soft and hard magnetic materials)
13. Explain (i). BCS theory of superconductivity, (ii) Type-I and Type II superconductor
14. Give an account of High Tc superconductors and their applications.
Unit V
15. Explain non-linear effect of second harmonic generation, frequency mixing, phase matching and
parametric oscillation.
16. Explain luminescence, phosphors and white LED
17. Explain optical anisotropy, uniaxial crystals, dichroism.
18. Explain electro-optic modulation based on Keer effect and Pockels effect.