UNIT-1 - CONDUCTING MATERIALS
Part – A
- Define mobility give its unit.
- Define Drift velocity.
- What are the drawbacks of classical free electron theory.
- Define Mean free path.
- Define Collision Time.
- Define Electrical Conductivity.
- Define Thermal Conductivity.
- State Wiedemann-Franz law.
- Define Lorentz number.
- Define relaxation time of an electron.
- What is Planck’s Hypothesis.
- State Planck’s radiation – law.
- Define Compton-effect.
- Write Plack’s radiation formula.
- Write down Schroedinger time independent and time dependent wave equation with symbol.
- Give the physical significance of wave function.
- What are the eigen value and eigen function ?
- Write Fermi-Dirac distribution formula.
- Define Fermi level and Fermi Energy with its importance.
- How does Fermi function varies with temperature
- What is work function.
- what are bound and free electron.
- For Copper the relaxation time is 10-14 seconds. The free electron density is
- 2 × 1028/ m3. Calculate its electrical conductivity.
- What is the probability of an electron bring thermally promoted to the Conduction band in silicon (Ec= 1.07 eV) at 25°C ?
- Give the expression for change in wavelength of a scattered X-ray Photon.
Part-B
- Derive the electrical conductivity of a metal based on classical free electron theory.
- Derive the thermal conductivity of a metal based on classical free electron theory.
- State and Prove Wiedemann-Frantz law.
- What is Compton effect ? Give the theory of Compton effect and Show that the Compton shift Δλ = h . (1 – cosθ)/m0c.
- Explain the application of Schrodinger wave equation to a one Dimensional Potential well.
- Derive Time independent Schroedinger wave equation and hence deduce the time dependent Schroedinger equation.
- Describe the energy band theory of solids with the help of neat band diagram. Distinguish between metals insulator and semiconductor on the basis of band theory.
- Derive the expression for Planck’s theory of Black body radiation.
Unit- II - SEMI CONDUCTORS MATERIALS
Part – A
- What are compound semi conductors ? Give examples.
- Why do the conductivity of a semi conductor increase with temperature ?
- What is an intrinsic-semi conductor ?
- Why do masses of electron and hole vary in semi-conductor ?
- What is an extrinsic-semi conductor?
- Define Fermi level in the case of semi conductors. Mention its position in intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors at 0˚K.
- Calculate the wavelength of radiation emitted by LED made up of a semi-Conducting material with Band gap energy (Eg) 2.8 eV.
- What is an N-type semi-conductor? Give example.
- What is an P-type semi-conductor? Give example.
- How does the Fermi-level change with temperature in extrinsic semi conductors ?
- What is meant by band gap in solids ? Mention its units.
- What is Hall effect.
Part-B
- Obtain and expression for the carrier concentration in an intrinsic semi conductor. Calculate the intrinsic concentration of charge carriers at 300˚K, given me= 0.12mo,
- Discuss electrical conductivity of intrinsic semi-conductor and hence derive an expression for the band gap energy.
- Derive an expression for carrier concentration in an N-type semi conductor (Density of electrons in the conduction band).
- Derive an expression for the density of holes in the valence band of an P-type semi conductor.
- Discuss the variation of Fermi-level with temperature in N-type and P-type semi conductors.
- Discuss the variation of carrier concentration with temperature for N-type and P-type semiconductors.
- Explain the determination of Hall co-efficient, carrier concentration and mobility of charge carriers of a semi conductor.
UNIT-3 MAGNETIC AND SUPERCONDUCTING MATERIALS:M
PART-A
- What is magnetic material?
- Define magnetic Induction give its unit
- Define magnetic field Intensity give its unit
- Define free space permeability
- Define Magnetic permeability
- Define relative permeability
- Define Intensity of magnetization
- What is magnetic susceptibility
- .What is the relationship between relative permeability and magnetic susceptibility?
- State any four properties of Dia magnetic substance
- State any four properties of Para magnetic substance
- State any four properties of Ferro magnetic substance
- Define domain
- Distinguish between Ferro magnetic and antiferro magnetic
- What is Curie temperature?
- Define Bohr magnetron
- Define Magnetic moment
- Define Hysteresis
- Distinguish between hard magnetic materials and soft magnetic material
- Define GMR effect
- Write a short note on bubble memories
- Distinguish between RAM and ROM
- Define Transition temperature
- Define Super conductivity
- Distinguish between Type-I and Type-II superconductor
- What is Meissner Effect?
- Define Isotope effect
- What is high temperature superconductor? give example
- What is SQUIDS?
- What is magnetic levitation?
- How are different magnetic materials classified?
- What are the different sources of permanent magnetic moment?
- What is curie –Weiss Law?
- Give the significance of Curie Weiss law
- What is Heisenberg theory of ferromagnetism?
- What is meant by Hysteresis loss?
- Define Energy product of magnetic material.
- What are the applications of ferrites?
- Why are ferrites advantageous for use as transformer cores?
- Explain the importance of the magnetic materials
- What are the five basic parts of a digital magnetic tape system?
- How is earth garnets used for data storage?
Part B
Magnetic materials:
- What are diamagnetic and paramagnetic susceptibilities of material? Discuss the temperature variation of their susceptibility.
- Discuss Langevin theory of a paramagnetic gas and obtain an expression for the paramagnetic susceptibility of the gas. What are the main drawbacks of the theory?
- Derive an expression for the magnetic moment M of a paramagnetic solid on the basis of quantum theory.
- What is Ferro magnetism? 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.
- a) Classify the magnetic materials on the basis of their spin.
- b) What are ferromagnetic domains?
- c) Discuss Weiss theory of Ferro magnetism
- D) What are its merits and demerits?
- Give an account of Weiss theory of Ferro magnetism and show from the post of Langevin function spontaneous magnetization exists below the Curie temperature and vanishes above the Curie temperature.
- Explain the domain theory of Ferro magnetism. Using that how will you explain the properties of Ferro magnetic materials?
- Draw a B-H curve for a Ferro magnetic material and identify retentivity and coercitive field on the curve.
- Write an essay on different magnetic storage media. What are their relative merits and demerits?
- · In detail explain how data are stored in magnetic materials. What are the functions of writing and reading heads? How are they designed?
- What are hard and Soft magnetic materials compare their properties Give example.
- Discuss the phenomenon of antiferromagnetism.how does an anti ferromagnetic substance differ from a diamagnetic substances
SUPERCONDUCTING MATERIALS:
- Give the difference between type-I and type-II superconductor.
- Explain the superconducting phenomena. What are its properties? What are in application?
- Write an essay on superconducting materials and its applications. What is the new development?
- What are high Tc superconductors? Give four examples.
- · Explain the following
- · Meissner effect
- Explain the effect of Isotopes on superconductors
- What is SQUID?
- Explain BCS theory with a special note on copper pairs
- Give four medical application of superconductors
- Explain Magnetic levitation
Unit 4 DIELECTRIC MATERIALS:
Part-A
- Define electric polarization
- Compare active and passive dielectrics
- Define electronic polarization.
- What are the differences between polar and non polar molecules?
- Define local field.
- What is meant by dielectric loss and loss tangent? Why it occurs?
- What is meant by dielectric breakdown and dielectric strength?
- Explain electrochemical breakdown in dielectric.
- What are dielectric materials? Give its properties.
- Define dielectric constant
- Define polarization vector and electric displacement vector
- Define Ionic polarizations
- Define Space charge polarization
- Define orientation polarization.
- What is the microscopic polarization mechanism involved in dielectric polarization
- Compare the electronic and orientation polarization.
- What is effect of frequency of an a.c field on polarization?
- What is the effect of temperature on polarization?
- What are the different breaks down mechanisms that occur in a dielectric material?
- Discuss the discharge and defect breakdown in dielectrics.
- What are the ways in which the dielectric breakdown can be minimized?
- Give any four applications of dielectric in transformer,
- Write any four applications of dielectrics in capacitors/
- What is meant by electric susceptibility?
- List out of frequency dependence of polarization
- Write a note on temperature dependence of polarization?
Part-B
- Discuss in detail the various dielectric breakdown mechanisms.
- Deduce Clausius Mosotti equation and explain its use in predicting the dielectric constant of solids
- Derive an expression for the orientation polarizability
- What is meant by polarization in dielectric? Arrive at the relation between the dielectric constant and atomic polarizability.
- Show that the imaginary part of the dielectric constant accounts for a condenser being lossy.
- Explain the different types of polarization mechanisms involved in a dielectric material
- What is meant by local field in a dielectric and how is it calculated for a cubic structure/deduce the clausius Mosotti equation
- Write a short note on dielectric loss and breakdown mechanism and application of dielectric materials
UNIT-5 MODERN ENGINEERING MATERIALS:
PART-A SHORT ANSWERS:
- What are metallic glasses?
- What is the advantage of using metallic glasses as transformer core material?
- Name any four applications of metallic glasses.
- What are shape memory alloys?
- What are the merits and demerits of SMA?
- What are nano phase materials?
- Name any four methods employed to produce nano phase materials.
- What is meant by Super plasticity?
- Define Nano technology
- Define quantum confinement
- State any four properties of nano phase materials
- What are the type’s carbon nano tubes?
- What is meant by glass transition temperature?
- What do you understand by the term Quenching?
- What are the types of Met glasses?
- Mention any four properties of met glasses?
- List out any four recent applications of nano materials
- What is transformation temperature?
- What do you understand by Martensite and Austenite Phases?
- Define pseudo elasticity.
- What are the properties of SMA?
- What are the types of SMA?
- Give any four application of SMA.
Part-B
- What are nano phase materials? Explain how the physical properties vary with geometry
- Give the concept properties and applications of metallic glasses.
- Explain the various technique used to prepare nano phase materials
- How are metallic glasses prepared? Explain how the melt spinner device can be used to produce metallic glasses.
- Give the properties and applications of nano phase materials
- What is meant by SMA? Explain its working.
- Give the characteristics and applications of shape memory alloys.
- Explain the various techniques to produce carbon nano tubes.
- Give the properties and application of carbon nano tubes.
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