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    B.Tech - Fall Semester-2020-21 Course: PHY1701-Engineering Physics Time: 90 Mins Max Marks: 60 Part - A (10x 6 60) Answer All Questions 6 CO1

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    B.Tech - Fall Semester-2020-21 Course: PHY1701-Engineering Physics Time: 90 Mins Max Marks: 60 Part - A (10x 6 60) Answer All Questions 6 CO1

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    SET-4

    School of Advanced Sciences


    DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
    Mid Term Test (MTT)
    B.Tech – Fall Semester-2020-21
    Course: PHY1701- Engineering Physics
    Time: 90 mins Max Marks: 60
    Part – A (10x 6 = 60)
    Answer all Questions

    1 Draw the schematic representations of a black body and its intensity 6 CO1
    distribution with respect to wavelength and temperature. Give the relation
    to find λmax ?
    2 Is it possible to apply Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle for the Earth and 6 CO1
    the Moon? Why? Mention any four applications of Heisenberg’s
    uncertainty principle
    What voltage must be applied to an electron microscope to produce 6 CO1
    3
    electrons of wavelength 0.40 Å
    Using Schrodinger’s time dependent and time independent equations, derive 6 CO2
    4 the expression to find the energy levels of a particle enclosed in 1D potential
    box of infinite height. Similarly write the equation for energy for a particle
    enclosed in 3D potential box of infinite height.
    Write the full form of STM and AFM. How the morphology of a 6 CO2
    5
    conducting sample can be estimated using STM?
    In optical fibers, the time period of output signal is more than that of time 6 CO6
    6
    period of input signal. Why? List out the reasons to have difference in time
    period.
    Draw the schematic representation of optical fiber communication. Write a 6 CO6
    7
    short note on input and output devices used in optical fiber communication.
    A 30 km long optical fiber having a fiber loss of 0.8 dB/km is used in a 6 CO6
    8
    communication link. If the input is 200 microwatts, what would be the
    output power?
    9 6 CO7
    Write the advantages of semiconductor lasers along with their applications
    A photo diode has a responsivity of 0.6A/W for wavelength 1.35 6 CO7
    10
    micrometer. Calculate the efficiency of the diode?

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