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1741cse-2011-subject-01-006
CSE 2011Paper I30 Marks

On the basis of three principal moments of inertia I_A, I_B and I_C each about X, Y and Z axes respectively, how can you classify molecules?

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1742cse-2011-subject-01-004
CSE 2011Paper I10 Marks

Imagine that a rigid body is rotating about a fixed point with angular velocity \vec{\omega}. Assuming that the coordinate axes coincide with the principal axes, if T stands for kinetic energy and G for external torque acting on the body, show that \frac{dT}{dt}=\vec{G}\cdot\vec{\omega}

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1743cse-2011-subject-01-007
CSE 2011Paper I20 Marks

With an appropriate diagram, deduce the velocity profile for streamline flow of a liquid through a capillary of circular cross-section. Deduce also the fraction of liquid which flows through the section up to a distance a/2 from the axis, where a is the radius of the capillary.

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1744cse-2011-subject-01-001
CSE 2011Paper I10 Marks

With an appropriate diagram, show that in the Rutherford scattering, the orbit of the particle is a hyperbola. Obtain an expression for impact parameter.

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1745ifos-2011-subject-01-004
IFOS 2011Paper I

A particle of rest mass 'M' moving at a velocity 'u' collides with a stationary particle of rest mass 'm'. If the particles stick together, show that the speed of the composite ball is equal to v = \frac{u \gamma M}{(\gamma M + m)}, \quad \text{where } \gamma = \frac{1}{\sqrt{1 - \frac{u^2}{c^2}}}

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1746cse-2011-subject-01-008
CSE 2011Paper I10 Marks

A spaceship measures 50 m in length on ground and it measured a length of 49.7 m in space as observed from the ground. Find out the speed of the spaceship.

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1747ifos-2010-subject-08-007
IFOS 2010Paper II10 Marks

Employing NAND gates, design a half adder circuit which can add two bits A and B and provide a sum S and a carry C as its output.

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1748ifos-2010-subject-08-005
IFOS 2010Paper II10 Marks

Using the collector characteristics of a bipolar junction transistor, show how you can use it as a switch with one ON and one OFF state. Plot and describe the operation of this circuit for a sinusoidal input.

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1749cse-2010-subject-08-003
CSE 2010Paper II20 Marks

Distinguish between Einstein and Debye models of specific heats of solids. Obtain an expression for the specific heat of a solid on the basis of Debye model. Discuss the results for low and high temperature ranges.

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1750ifos-2010-subject-08-006
IFOS 2010Paper II15 Marks

What are the advantages of MOSFET over JFET ? Draw and explain the structure and working of a MOSFET which can function both in enhancement and depletion modes.

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1751cse-2010-subject-08-002
CSE 2010Paper II20 Marks

What is nearly free electron approximation? On the basis of this approximation explain the formation of energy bands in solids.

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1752ifos-2010-subject-08-002
IFOS 2010Paper II10 Marks

In one experiment, a perfect conductor and a superconductor are cooled to below 1\text{ K} and then a magnetic field is applied. In another experiment, they are cooled to below 1\text{ K} in magnetic field. Describe their responses in these two experiments and explain.

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1753ifos-2010-subject-08-003
IFOS 2010Paper II15 Marks

What is a Josephson junction ? Explain the phenomenon of tunneling of charge carriers across such a junction. Discuss DC and AC Josephson effects. Mention some applications of this device.

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1754ifos-2010-subject-08-004
IFOS 2010Paper II10 Marks

Show the variation of magnetization with applied magnetic field for type I and type II superconductors. Describe their behaviour. Discuss their potential for various applications.

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1755cse-2010-subject-08-006
CSE 2010Paper II10 Marks

\questiondiagram{} Identify the above op-amp circuit. Estimate the net output voltage V_0.

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1756ifos-2010-subject-08-008
IFOS 2010Paper II15 Marks

Describe the essential parts of an oscillator circuit using a block diagram. Design a Colpitts oscillator set to a frequency of 1500\text{ Hz} and explain how your design incorporates the essential parts of the oscillator circuit.

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1757cse-2010-subject-08-007
CSE 2010Paper II30 Marks

Draw a two stage RC coupled transistor amplifier. Plot the frequency response and indicate the lower and upper cut off frequencies and the bandwidth.

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1758cse-2010-subject-08-001
CSE 2010Paper II10 Marks

Explain the reduced zone scheme of plotting the energy bands in solids. On the basis of E vs k curve distinguish between conductors, semiconductors and insulators.

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1759cse-2010-subject-08-004
CSE 2010Paper II20 Marks

Distinguish between classical and quantum theory of paramagnetism. Explain the paramagnetism of free electrons on the basis of F.D. distribution.

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1760ifos-2010-subject-08-001
IFOS 2010Paper II15 Marks

Discuss the motion of an electron in an allowed energy band under the influence of an external electric field. Obtain an expression for the effective mass of the electron and discuss its variation in the band.

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