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    This document contains a model test paper for an Engineering Physics exam with 2 parts - Part A with 20 multiple choice questions and Part B with 5 long answer questions. Some of the topics covered include superconductivity, semiconductors, dielectrics, magnetism, Hall effect, and free electron theory. The questions assess understanding of key concepts and abilities to define terms, derive expressions, explain phenomena, and compare different material properties.

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    Model Qp no.

    :2

    No of Pages :2 Subject Code: 080040002

    Roll No:
    (To be filled in by the candidate)
    JANSONS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, COIMBATORE - 641 659
    MODEL TEST II ( CIA) APRIL - 2011
    BE (ALL BRANCHES) Semester: II
    080040002 - ENGINEERING PHYSICS-II

    Time : 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 100


    INSTRUCTIONS:
    1. Part A and Part B Questions should be answered in the Neat A4 Paper.
    2. Answer ALL Questions in Part A.
    3. Answer any 5 questions in Part B.
    4. Draw the required diagrams using pencil NEATLY

    PART - A Marks: 20 x 2 = 40

    1. What is isotope effect in superconductivity?


    2. What are high Tc superconductors? Give an example.
    3. What is magnetic leviation?
    4. What is SQUID?
    5. Name four high Tc superconductors.
    6. Define Hysteresis loss ?
    7. What is meant by internal field in dielectrics?
    8. Explain electro chemical breakdown in dielectric.
    9. If an ionic crystal is subjected to an electric field of 1000 V/m and the resulting
    polarisation is 4.3x10-8 cm2. Calculate the relative permittivity of NaCl?
    10. Define ferroelectricity..
    11. What do you mean by carrier concentration in metals?
    12. State Wiedemann-Franz law.
    13. Define Mobility of electrons.
    14. Why J = E/ρ is called microscopic form of Ohm’s law: I = V/R?
    15. Find the drift velocity of copper wire whose cross sectional area is 1mm square
    when the wire carries a current of 10A. Assume that each copper atom contributes
    one electron to the electron gas. Given n = 8.5 X 1023 m3.

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    No of Pages :2 Subject Code: 080040002

    16. Compare n-type and p-type semiconductors.


    17. What are the applications of Hall effect.
    18. Distinguish between intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors.
    19. The sample of silicon is doped with 1016phosphor atoms/m3. Find the hall voltage in
    a sample with thickness 500 mm, area of cross section 2.25 X 10-3 m2, current 1A
    and magnetic field 10 X 104 Wb/m2.
    20. Differentiate semiconductor from that of conductor and insulator with band diagram
    and other properties.

    PART - B Marks: 12 x 5 = 60

    21. Give the postulates of free electron theory, and based on it, drive an expression for
    the electrical conductivity.
    22. (i) What is meant by density of energy states. Obtain an expression for the same.
    (ii) Calculate the fermi energy of copper. The atomic weight and density of copper
    are 63.54 and 8950 kg/m3 respectively.
    23. Derive the expression for the number of electrons per unit volume in the conduction
    band of N-type extrinsic semiconductor. Also discuss about the variation of Fermi
    level with respect to temperature and impurity.
    24. Obtain the expression of density of holes in the valence band of a P-type extrinsic
    semiconductor and discuss the variation of Fermi level with respect to temperature
    and concentration of hole.

    25. i) What is ferromagnetism?


    ii) Explain the reason for the formation of domain structure in ferromagnetic
    material and how the hysteresis curve is explained on the basis of the domain
    theory?
    26. i) What are the different types of polarisation in dielectrics? Explain them.
    ii) Deduce Clausius-Mosotti equation to determine the dipole moment of a polar
    molecule.

    27. i) Differentiate Polar and Non-polar Molecules.


    ii) Differentiate Active and Passive dielectrics.
    iii) Define Breakdown. Explain the types of breakdown
    28. Compare dia, para and ferro magnetism.

    /END/
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