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Minimum Level of Learning (For 60% Marks) : Subject - Physics

This document outlines the minimum level of learning needed in physics to obtain 60% marks. It lists 14 chapters that cover topics in electricity, magnetism, electromagnetism, optics, modern physics, and semiconductors. For each chapter, it provides the main concepts and derivations covered as well as the relevant figures. The goal is to provide an overview of the essential physics concepts and equations required to pass the course.

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Minimum Level of Learning (For 60% Marks) : Subject - Physics

This document outlines the minimum level of learning needed in physics to obtain 60% marks. It lists 14 chapters that cover topics in electricity, magnetism, electromagnetism, optics, modern physics, and semiconductors. For each chapter, it provides the main concepts and derivations covered as well as the relevant figures. The goal is to provide an overview of the essential physics concepts and equations required to pass the course.

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SUBJECT – PHYSICS

Minimum Level of Learning ( for 60% marks)

Chapter Contents
1.Electric  Quantisation of charge
charges and field  Coulomb’s law vector form
 Electric flux
 Electric dipole, Electric dipole moment
 State Gauss’s law
Derivations
 Electric field due to an electric dipole (a) for
points on the axis(b) on the equatorial plane
 Torque on a dipole in a uniform electric field
 Application of Gauss’s law (a) Field due to
charged long wire (b) charged plane
sheet(c)Charged Thin spherical shell
Diagrams
 Figure - 1.15, 1.17(a,b,c,d)
2. Electric  Properties f equipotential surfaces
potential and
capacitance Derivations
 Electric potential due to a point charge
 Electric potential due to a dipole at (a)any
point(b) axial point(c) equatorial plane
 Potential energy of a dipole in an external
electric field
 Capacitance of a capacitor
 Capacitance with dielectric
Figure – 2.4 , 2.9(a,b,), 2.10, 2.11(a,b)
3.Current  Ohm’s law
Electricity  Mobility
 Internal resistance, emf, potential difference
 Kirchhoff’s laws
Derivations
 Relation I= neAvd
 Expression of resistivity in terms of relaxation
time and number density
 Vector form of Ohm’s law
 Cells in series
 Cells in parallel
 Wheatstone Bridge and balancing condition
Figure – 3.5 , 3.6, 3.7,3.9,3.10,3.11
4.Moving charges  Lorentz force equation
and magnetism  Define one Tesla
 Biot- Savart law
 Current sensitivity
 Voltage sensitivity
 Conversion of galvanometer to ammeter and
voltmeter
Derivations
 Force on current carrying conductor in a
magnetic field
 Motion of a charged particle in a perpendicular
magnetic field.
 Magnetic field at the centre of a circular current
loop and along the axis.
 Ampere Circuital law and Application of
Ampere’s law to a straight current carrying
conductor and solenoid
 Example 4.8(page 149)
 Force between two parallel current carrying
conductors and define one ampere.
 Torque experienced by a current loop in a
uniform B.
 Working of moving coil Galvanometer

5. magnetism and  Torque on a magnetic dipole in a uniform


matter magnetic field
 Potential energy of a magnetic dipole.
 Diamagnetism, paramagnetism,
Ferromagnetism(examples and properties )
Figure: 5.12(a,b)
6. E M I  Faraday’s laws
 Lenz’s law
 Definition of mutual induction and self
induction
 Magnetic flux
 Eddy current
Derivations
 Coefficient of mutual induction
 Coefficient of self induction
 Generator –principle, construction ,working
 Induced emf and current
7.A C Derivations
 Series LCR circuit,phasor
diagram,Impedance
 Resonance condition
 power in an AC circuit ( Inductor ,
Capacitor and Resistor Circuit)
 Avg power associated with series LCR
 power factor
 Transformer(Step up &Step down)
8. E M Waves  Properties of electromagnetic waves
 Figure 8.4, Equations 8.7(a),8.7(b)
 Electromagnetic spectrum –Range of
frequency and Wave length-Application-
Properties
9.Ray optics  Total internal reflection- conditions and
applications
Derivations
 Refraction at spherical surface
 Lens maker’s formula
 Combination of thin lenses in contact
 Refraction through a prism- Prism formula
 Magnifying power of microscope and
telescope
Figures: 9.15, 9.16, 9.24, 9.28, 9.29, 9.30

10. Wave optics  Hygen’s principle


 Definition of wave front
 Difference between Interference and
Diffraction
 Definition of Interference and refraction

Derivations
 Laws of reflection
 Laws of refraction
 Condition for constructive and destructive
interference
Figures: 10.2, 10.7 a, b, c, 10.14, 10.17
11.Dual Nature of  Work function
Radiation and  Photo electric effect and equation
matter  De Broglie hypothesis
 Effect of potential on photo current
 Effect of intensity on photo current

Derivation
 Wave length of electron
Figures:11.2, 11.3, 11.4, 11.5
12. Atoms  Alpha particle scattering experiment
 Bohr’s quantisation ondition
Derivations
 Radius of nth orbit of hydrogen atom
 Energy of electron
 Spectral series and energy levels
Figures: 12.8, 12.9, 12.10
13. Nuclei  Mass defect and its formula
 Binding energy and its formula
 Nuclear force properties
Figures
13.1, 13.2
14.Semiconductor  Definitions of valance band and
conduction band
 Formation of PN junction diode
 PN junction diode –Forward bias and
Reverse bias
 Full wave rectifier
Figures
 1.4.2(a, b, c), 14.6(a, b), 14.9(a ,b),
14.16(a, b, c), 14.19(a, b, c)

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