Viva-Voce 1 B
Viva-Voce 1 B
Viva-Voce 1 B
II. Sonometer
V. Dispersive Power.
1. Define interference
2. Why interference fringes are circular in this experiment.
3. What is cosine law?
4. Why should we kept a glass plate at 450to the incident beam
5. What happened to fringe pattern if we use composite white light from Mercury
Vapor lamp instead sodium vapor lamp.
6. What is purpose of black paper in this experiment?
7. How do you modify this experiment to find the refractive index of a given
Transparent liquid?
8. What is meant by radius of curvature of a Plano convex lens?
9. What is the least count of a given traveling microscope?
10. What is the value of R obtained by you by experiment?
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X. Hall Effect.
1. define ultrasonic
2. What are the types of waves formed in this interferometer?
3. What is the basic principle used in interferometer to produce and detect
ultrasonic.
4. What is the aim of your experiment?
5. What is the range of current produced in this method?
6. What is the least count for interferometer?
7. Which medium has highest velocity of ultrasonic among solid, liquid and
gasses.
8. What are other methods to produce and detect ultrasonic.
9. What are the parameters affecting velocity of ultrasonic in your experiment.
10. What is the result of your experiment?
XV. Air-Wedge.
1. What is principle of superposition of light?
2. Why interference fringes are parallel in this experiment?
3. Give the formula to find thickness of wire by this experiment.
4. What is meant by constructive interference and destructive interference?
5. What is meant by length of air wedge?
6. What is meant by backlash error?
7. If length of wedge ‘l’ is increased what happened to fringe width?
8. What is the value of wavelength of monochromatic light in nm in you
experiment.
9. What are the other applications of traveling microscope other than NR and
AW experiments?
10. What is value of thickness of wire by your experiment?
Compiled & Prepared by Dr. Ch. Anjaneyulu, Dept. Physics, BEC, Bapatla.