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    This document outlines the course PHY110: Engineering Physics which is a 3 credit course. The course aims to lay the foundation of basic physics principles for various engineering courses. It covers topics like electromagnetism, lasers and their applications, fiber optics, quantum mechanics, solid state physics, and engineering materials. The course has 6 units that cover these topics in detail along with their engineering applications. The recommended textbooks for the course are listed.

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    PHY110:ENGINEERING PHYSICS

    L:3 T:0 P:0 Credits:3

    Course Outcomes: Through this course students should be able to

    CO1 :: recall the basic principles of physics to lay the foundation for various engineering courses.

    CO2 :: understand the principle and working of lasers and optical fibres for their wide
    applications.

    CO3 :: Associate the knowledge of engineering materials and their applications and map it with
    assignment.
    CO4 :: articulate the physics of solids to understand their properties.

    CO5 :: illustrate the development of quantum mechanics and its applications.

    Unit I
    Electromagnetic theory : scalar and vectors fields, concept of gradient, divergence and curl,
    dielectric constant, Gauss theorem and Stokes theorem (qualitative), Poisson and Laplace equations,
    continuity equation, Maxwell electromagnetic equations (differential and integral forms), physical
    significance of Maxwell equations, Ampere Circuital Law, Maxwell displacement current and correction
    in Ampere Circuital Law, application of em theory in resistive touch screen display, capacitive touch
    screen display, Imaging devices
    Unit II
    Lasers and applications : fundamentals of laser- energy levels in atoms, Radiation matter
    interaction, Absorption of light, spontaneous emission of light, stimulated emission of light, population
    of energy levels, Einstein A and B coefficients, metastable state, population inversion, resonant
    cavity, excitation mechanisms, Nd - YAG, He-Ne Laser, Semiconductor Laser, lasing action, properties
    of laser, applications of laser in engineering i.e. working mechanism of bar code scanner and laser
    pointer, holography
    Unit III
    Fiber optics : fiber optics introduction, optical fiber as a dielectric wave guide, total internal
    reflection, acceptance angle, numerical aperture, relative refractive index, V-number, step index and
    graded index fibers, losses associated with optical fibers, application of optical fibers in computer
    networking and broadcasting
    Unit IV
    Quantum mechanics : need of quantum mechanics, photoelectric effect, concept of de Broglie
    matter waves, wavelength of matter waves in different forms, Heisenberg uncertainty principle,
    concept of phase velocity and group velocity (qualitative), wave function and its significance,
    Schrodinger time dependent and independent equation, particle in a box, tunneling effect (Qualitative
    idea), Application - Quantum computing
    Unit V
    Solid state physics : free electron theory (Introduction), diffusion and drift current (qualitative),
    fermi energy, fermi-dirac distribution function, and theory of solids -formation of allowed and
    forbidden energy bands, concept of effective mass - electrons and holes, Hall effect (with derivation),
    semiconductors and insulators, fermi level for intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, direct and
    indirect band gap semiconductors, solar cell basics
    Unit VI
    Introduction to engineering materials : dielectric materials definition, dielectric breakdown,
    dielectric loss, internal field, Claussius Mossotti relation, magnetic materials: dia, para, ferromagnetic
    materials, magnetic data storage, piezoelectric materials: direct and inverse piezoelectric methods,
    materials and applications (ultrasonic sensors), superconducting materials: properties, Meissner
    effect, Type I & Type II superconductors, applications, nanomaterials: Introduction, synthesis of nano
    materials, top down and bottom-up approach

    Text Books:
    1. ENGINEERING PHYSICS by HITENDRA K MALIK, A K SINGH, Tata McGraw Hill, India

    References:
    1. FUNDAMENTAL OF PHYSICS by HALLIDAY D., RESNICK R., WALKER J., WILEY

    2. ENGINEERING PHYSICS by B K PANDEY, S. CHATURVEDI, CENGAGE LEARNING

    Session 2022-23 Page:1/2


    References: 3. ENGINEERING PHYSICS by D K BHATTACHARYA, POONAM TONDON, OXFORD UNIVERSITY
    PRESS

    Session 2022-23 Page:2/2

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