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    Lovely Professional University, Punjab

    Course Code Course Title Course Planner Lectures Tutorials Practicals Credits

    PHY112 MODERN PHYSICS AND ELECTRONICS 13481::Parminder Kaur 3.0 1.0 0.0 4.0

    Course Category Courses with numerical and conceptual focus

    TextBooks

    Sr No Title Author Edition Year Publisher NameT-1 Concepts of Modern Physics Arthur Beiser 6th 2008 Tata McGraw Hill

    T-2 Electronic Devices and Circuit Theory Robert Boylestad andLouis Nashelsky

    9th 2007 Pearson Education

    Reference Books

    Sr No Title Author Edition Year Publisher Name

    R-1 Fundamentals of Physics Halliday D Resnick RWalker J

    8th 2009 Wiley

    Relevant Websites

    Sr No (Web address) (only if relevant to the course) Salient Features

    RW-1 http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/blackbody-spectrum black body radiation

    RW-2 http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/photoelectric photoelectric effect

    RW-3 http://www.ndt-ed.org/EducationResources/CommunityCollege/Radiography/Physics/comptonscattering.htm

    compton scattering

    RW-4 http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/davisson-germer particle diffraction

    RW-5 http://www.chm.davidson.edu/ronutt/che115/Box/Box.htm particle in boundary conditions

    RW-6 http://www.falstad.com/qm1d/ particle in finite and infinite potential well

    RW-7 http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/quantum-tunneling tunnel effect

    RW-8 http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/semiconductor energy levels

    RW-9 http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/semiconductor semiconductor diode

    RW-10 http://transistor.20m.com/transistor.html transistor characterstics

    LTP week distribution: (LTP Weeks)

    Weeks before MTE 7

    Weeks After MTE 6

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    WeekNumber

    LectureNumber

    Broad Topic(Sub Topic) Chapters/Sectionsof Text/referencebooks

    Other Readings,RelevantWebsites, AudioVisual Aids,software andVirtual Labs

    Lecture Description Learning Outcomes Pedagogical ToolDemonstration/ CaseStudy / Images /animation / ppt etc.Planned

    Week 1 Lecture 1 Particle properties of waves(electromagnetic waves) T-1:chapter page no53-56 detail of em spectrum know about em waves

    Lecture 2 Particle properties of waves(blackbody radiation and planck'shypothesis)

    T-1:chapter 2 pageno 57-62

    RW-1 what is black bodyradiation, how classical,echanics failed toexplain it and howplanck introduced quantaof em waves to give avalid explaination of thisphenimena

    intoduction of quantammechanics

    Audio Visual aid

    Lecture 3 Particle properties of waves

    (blackbody radiation and planck'shypothesis)

    T-1:chapter 2 page

    no 57-62

    RW-1 what is black body

    radiation, how classical,echanics failed toexplain it and howplanck introduced quantaof em waves to give avalid explaination of thisphenimena

    intoduction of quantam

    mechanics

    Audio Visual aid

    Week 2 Lecture 4 Particle properties of waves(photoelectric effect)

    T-1:chapter 2 pageno 62-66

    RW-2 how a different characterof light is confirmed inthis effect

    particle nature of light Audio Visual aid

    Lecture 5 Particle properties of waves(compton effect)

    T-1:chapter 2 pageno 75-79

    RW-3 an effect that furtherconfirms the particle

    nature of light

    particle nature of llight allotment of term paper

    Lecture 6 Wave properties of particle(debroglie waves)

    T-1:chapter 2 pageno 93-95

    de broglie predicted thewave nature of particles

    particles have wavenature

    Wave properties of particle(wavesof probability)

    T-1:chapter 3 pageno 95-96

    what the matter wavesare made of

    physical significance ofmatter waves

    Week 3 Lecture 7 Wave properties of particle(describing a wave)

    T-1:chapter 3 pageno 96-99

    basic wave equation andits mathematicalrepresentation

    to know about waveequation

    Lecture 8 Wave properties of particle(phase

    and group velocities)

    T-1:chapter 3 page

    no 99-101

    what is difference

    between phase and groupvelocities

    to know what is

    difference betweenphase and groupvelocities

    Detailed Plan For Lectures

    Spill Over 2

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    Week 3 Lecture 9 Quantam modal of particle(particlediffraction)

    T-1:chapter 3 pageno 104-105

    RW-4 how the electronsundergo diffractionphenomena

    experimentalconfirmation of waveproperties of particles

    Audio Visual aid

    Week 4 Lecture 10 Quantam modal of particle(particleplaced under boundary conditions(particle in a box))

    T-1:chapter 3 pageno 106-107

    RW-5 particle placed underboundaryconditionsparticle in abox

    to know howboundaries play role inquantam mechanics

    Lecture 11 Quantam modal of particle(uncertainty principle)

    T-1:chapter 3 pageno 108-114

    what is uncertaintyprinciple

    how uncertainty isinterwovwn in reality ofmatter and not inmethods ofmeasurement

    Lecture 12 Quantam modal of particle(applications of uncertaintyprinciple)

    T-1:chapter 3 pageno 114-116

    some applications ofuncertainty principle

    how to applyuncertainty principle

    Week 5 Lecture 13 Schrodinger's wave equation(wavefunction)

    T-1:chapter 5 pageno 162-163

    to know about wavefunction

    to know about wavrfunction

    Schrodinger's wave equation(thewave equation)

    T-1:chapter 5 pageno 163-166

    differential equation ofwave

    to know differentialform of wave equationand its solutions

    Lecture 14 Schrodinger's wave equation(the

    wave equation)

    T-1:chapter 5 page

    no 163-166

    differential equation of

    wave

    to know differential

    form of wave equationand its solutions

    Schrodinger's wave equation(Schrodinger's wave equation: timedependent form)

    T-1:chapter 5 pageno 166-168

    Derivation ofSchrodingers waveequation time dependentform

    to know about theeqyation that will solveevery problem inquantam mechanics

    Schrodinger's wave equation(expectation values)

    T-1:chapter 5 pageno 170-171

    to know aboutexpectation values

    to know aboutexpectation values

    Lecture 15 Term Paper,Test 1

    Week 6 Lecture 16 Applications of Schrodinger'swave equation(particle in a box)

    T-1:chapter 5 pageno 177-179

    RW-6 solving the particle in abox problem with SWE

    how to apply SWE in aquantam situation

    Audio Visual aid

    Lecture 17 Applications of Schrodinger'swave equation(particle in a finitepotential well)

    T-1:chapter 5 pageno 183-184

    RW-6 particle in a finitepotential well

    expectation values Audio Visual aid

    Lecture 18 Term Paper,Test 3

    Week 7 Lecture 19 Applications of Schrodinger'swave equation(tunnel effect)

    T-1:chapter 5 pageno 184-186

    RW-7 what is tunnel effect expectation values Audio Visual a id

    Lecture 20 Applications of Schrodinger's

    wave equation(harmonic oscillator)

    T-1:chapter 5 page

    no 187-191

    to solve the problem of

    harmonic oscillator inquantam mechanics

    expectation values

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    Week 7 Lecture 21 Applications of Schrodinger'swave equation(harmonic oscillator)

    T-1:chapter 5 pageno 187-191

    to solve the problem ofharmonic oscillator inquantam mechanics

    expectation values

    MID-TERMWeek 8 Lecture 22 Semiconductor diodes(Energy

    levels)T-2:chapter 1 page

    no 5-7RW-8 Energy levels to know how

    semiconductors aredifferent frominsulators andconductors

    Audio Visual aid

    Semiconductor diodes(n type and ptype semiconductors)

    T-2:chapter 1 pageno 7-9

    n type and p typesemiconductors

    to know about differenttypes of semiconductors

    Semiconductor diodes(semiconductor diode and itsbiasing)

    T-2:chapter 1 pageno 10-17

    RW-9 semiconductor diode andits biasing

    to know about diodeand its role in circuits

    Audio Visual aid

    Lecture 23 Semiconductor diodes(semiconductor diode and itsbiasing)

    T-2:chapter 1 pageno 10-17

    RW-9 semiconductor diode andits biasing

    to know about diodeand its role in circuits

    Audio Visual aid

    Semiconductor diodes(ideal versuspractical diode)

    T-2:chapter 1 pageno 18-20

    ideal versus practicaldiode

    to know the differencebetween ideal andpractical diode

    Lecture 24 Semiconductor diodes(ideal versuspractical diode)

    T-2:chapter 1 pageno 18-20

    ideal versus practicaldiode

    to know the differencebetween ideal andpractical diode

    Week 9 Lecture 25 Semiconductor d iodes(resistancelevels)

    T-2:chapter 1 pageno 20-26

    resistance levels to know aboutvariations in resistancesin adiode

    Semiconductor diodes(loadlineanalysis)

    T-2:chapter 2 pageno 58-60

    solution of electroncircuitry problems byloadline analysis

    to know a new methodfor solving circuitproblems

    Lecture 26 Diode Applications in series andparallel configuration(Parallel and

    Series Parallel Configurations)

    T-2:chapter 2 pageno 63-69

    Parallel and SeriesParallel Configurations

    help students inanalytical thinking and

    problem solvingLecture 27 Diode Applications in series and

    parallel configuration(Series DiodeConfigurations)

    T-1:chapter 2 pageno 69-72

    Series DiodeConfigurations

    help students inanalytical thinking andproblem solving

    Week 10 Lecture 28 Diode Applications in series andparallel configuration(OR Gate)

    T-2:chapter 2 pageno 72-73

    to learn circuit and solveoutcomes for OR Gate

    help students inanalytical thinking andproblem solving

    Diode Applications in series andparallel configuration(AND Gate)

    T-2:Chapter 2 pageno 72-73

    to learn circuit and solveoutcomes for AND Gate

    help students inanalytical thinking andproblem solving

    Lecture 29 Diode Applications in series and

    parallel configuration(Sinussoidalinputs Half Wave Rectification)

    T-2:chapter 2 page

    no 74-77

    Sinussoidal inputs Half

    Wave Rectification

    help students in

    analytical thinking andproblem solving

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    Week 10 Lecture 29 Diode Applications in series andparallel configuration(Full WaveRectification)

    T-2:chapter 2 pageno 77-80

    Full Wave Rectification help students inanalytical thinking andproblem solving

    Lecture 30 Diode Applications(Clippers) T-2:chapter 2 pageno 81-86

    Clippers help students inanalytical thinking andproblem solving

    Week 11 Lecture 31 Diode Applications(Clippers) T-2:chapter 2 pageno 81-86

    Clippers help students inanalytical thinking andproblem solving

    Diode Applications(Clampers) T-2:chapter 2 page

    no 87-92

    Clampers help students in

    analytical thinking andproblem solving

    Lecture 32 Diode Applications(Clampers) T-2:chapter 2 pageno 87-92

    Clampers help students inanalytical thinking andproblem solving

    Lecture 33 Diode Applications(Zener Diode) T-2:chapter 2 pageno 92-100

    Zener Diode help students inanalytical thinking andproblem solving

    submission of termpaper

    Week 12 Lecture 34 Diode Applications(VoltageMultiplier circuits)

    T-2:chapter 2 pageno 100-102

    Voltage Multipliercircuits

    help students inanalytical thinking andproblem solving

    Lecture 35 BJT construction and operation(Transistor Construction) T-2:chapter 3 pageno 131-131 Transistor Construction to know basics oftransistors

    BJT construction and operation(Transistor Operation)

    T-2:chapter 3 pageno 131-133

    Transistor Operation to know basics oftransistors

    Lecture 36 Term Paper,Test 2

    Week 13 Lecture 37 BJT construction and operation(Common-Base Configuration)

    T-2:chapter 3 pageno 133-136

    RW-10 CommonBasecharacterstics ofConfiguration

    to know transistorconfiguration andproblem solving

    Audio Visual aid

    Bipolar Junction Transistors

    Configurations(TransistorAmplifying Action)

    T-2:chapter 3 page

    no 137-137

    Transistor Amplifying

    Action

    to know transistor

    configuration andproblem solving

    Lecture 38 Bipolar Junction TransistorsConfigurations(Common-EmitterConfiguration)

    T-2:chapter 3 pageno 137-144

    RW-10 CommonEmitter rConfigurationcharacterstics

    help students inanalytical thinking andproblem solving

    Audio Visual aid

    Lecture 39 Bipolar Junction TransistorsConfigurations(Common-CollectorConfiguration)

    T-2:chapter 3 pageno 144-145

    CommonCollectorConfigurationcharacterstics

    to know transistorconfiguration andproblem solving

    SPILL OVERWeek 14 Lecture 40 revision revision of whole

    syllabuswith the help of audiovisual aids and

    problem solving

    Lecture 41 revision revision of wholesyllabus

    with the help of audiovisual aids andproblem solving

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    Scheme for CA:

    Component Frequency Out Of Each Marks Total Marks

    Term Paper,Test 2 3 10 20

    Total :- 10 20

    Details of Academic Task(s)

    AT No. Objective Topic of the Academic Task Nature of Academic Task(group/individuals/field

    work

    Evaluation Mode Allottment /submission Week

    Test 1 to check the problemsolving ability ofstudents

    syllabus for test will be from lecture 1 to lecture 14. multiple setsof question paper will be given to the students.

    Individual weightage is 10 4 / 5

    Test 2 to check problemsolving ability ofstudents

    syllabus for test will be from lecture 22 to lecture 35. multiplesets of question paper will be given to the students.

    Individual weightage is 10 11 / 12

    Term Paper,Test 3 To develop paper

    writing skill ofstudents

    Topics will be alloted as list attached Group 30 marks ( Mid

    Term report- 5marks End Termreport- 15 marksViva / presentation-10 marks)

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    List of suggested topics for term paper[at least 15] (Student to spend about 15 hrs on any one specified term paper)

    Sr. No. Topic

    1 x-ray

    2 Lasers

    3 Large Hadron Collider

    4 nuclear reactor

    5 black holes

    6 elementry particles

    7 nanotechnology

    8 future energy sources

    9 fission and fusion reactions

    10 optical fibres

    11 scanning tunneling microscope

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    12 maglev

    13 superconductivity

    14 magnetic storage devices

    15 magnetic resonance imaging

    Plan for Tutorial: (Please do not use these time slots for syllabus coverage)

    Tutorial No. Lecture Topic Type of pedagogical tool(s) planned(case analysis,problem solving test,role play,business game etc)

    Tutorial 1 blackbody radiation and planck's hypothesis,photoelectric effect, compton effect

    Problem solving

    Tutorial 2 compton scattering, de broglie waves, phase and groupvelocities

    Problem solving

    Tutorial 3 particle diffraction, particle placed under boundaryconditions(particle in a box), uncertainty principle

    Problem solving

    Tutorial 4 application of unncertainty principle, wave function, the

    wave equation

    Problem solving

    Tutorial 5 Schrodinger's wave equation: time dependent form,expectation values

    Problem solving

    Tutorial 6 particle in a box, particle in a finite potential well Problem solving

    Tutorial 7 tunnel effect, harmonic oscillator Problem solving

    After Mid-TermTutorial 8 Energy Levels, Extrinsic Materials: n-Type and p-Type,

    Semiconductor Diode and its biasing, Ideal diodeversus practical

    Problem solving

    Tutorial 9 Resistance levels, Load-Line Analysis, Series Diode

    Configurations, Parallel and Series ParallelConfigurations

    Problem solving

    Tutorial 10 OR, AND Gates, Sinusoidal Inputs; Half-WaveRectification, Full Rectification, Clippers, Clampers,Zener Diodes, Voltage-Multiplier Circuits,TransistorConstruction

    Problem solving

    Tutorial 11 term paper review term paper review

    Tutorial 12 term paper submission term paper submission

    Tutorial 13 Transistor Operation, Common-Base Configuration,Transistor Amplifying Action, Common-Emitter

    Configuration, Common-Collector Configuration.

    Problem solving