Experimental Physics I
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur and NPTEL via Swayam
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Overview
I will teach Experimental Physics in this course. I have designed this course in three modules:(I) Experimental Physics-I : Experiments on Mechanics, General properties of matter, Thermal properties of matter, Sound, Electricity and magnetism.(II) Experimental Physics-II : Experiments on Optics and Modern Physics.(III) Experimental Physics-III : Experiments on Solid state physics and Modern Optics.:Each module is of 30 hours course and at present we will discuss only module-I. Module-II and III may be discussed in successive semester.This course is not only suitable for undergraduate students of physics,rather it is compulsory for all undergraduate students of science,engineering and technology , who have to deal with instruments in any point of time during their carrier and profession. This course will make you understand the working principle of many common devices through their applications in different experiments with particular aims.Also this course have positive feedback for the national level examinations like GATE, NET, JAM and JEST conducted by IIT, UGC / CSIR, IIT and SERB, respectively.INTENDED AUDIENCE:B. Sc in Physics / all science BE/BTech in all Engineering and TechnologyPREREQUISITES: NoneINDUSTRY SUPPORT: Experimental physics has the most striking impact on the industry where ever the instrument s are used . The industries of electronics,telecommunication and instrumentation will specially recognize thiscourse.
Syllabus
Week 1 : Basic tools in a laboratoryWeek 2 : Basic apparatus in a laboratoryWeek 3 : Basic analysis of data in a laboratoryWeek 4 : Experiments on MechanicsWeek 5 : Experiments on General properties of mattersWeek 6 : Experiments on Thermal properties of matterWeek 7 : Experiments on Thermoelectricity and SoundWeek 8 : Experiments on ElectricityWeek 9 : Experiments on ElectricityWeek 10 : Experiments on ElectricityWeek 11 : Experiments on electromagnetismWeek 12 : Experiments on electromagnetism
Taught by
Prof. Amal Kumar Das