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Nowadays the demand for oscilloscopes are increasing. PC based
oscilloscope is used to view the waveforms of various types of electrical signals.
This circuit conditions different signals of frequency below 1 kHz and displays
their waveforms on the computers screen. The circuit is used to the input
waveform and convert it to the digital format for interfacing to the PC. The
software for acquiring the data into the PC and displaying the same on its screen is
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Physics Lab Viva Voce Questions and its answers Laser Parameters
1. What is semi conductor diode laser?
Semiconductor diode laser is a specially fabricated pn junction diode. It emits laser light when it is
forward biased.
2. What is LASER?
The term LASER stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. It is a device
which produces a powerful, monochromatic collimated beam of light in which the waves are coherent.
3. What are the characteristic of laser radiation?
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1. What is semi conductor diode laser?
Semiconductor diode laser is a specially fabricated pn junction diode. It emits laser light when it is
forward biased.

2. What is LASER?
The term LASER stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. It is a device
which produces a powerful, monochromatic collimated beam of light in which the waves are coherent.

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Question: List the uses of solar cells.

Answer: A Solar cells or solar cell panels are used in:
1) Artificial satellites and in space probes like Mars orbiters
2) Wireless transmission systems or TV relay stations in remote locations
3) Traffic signals, calculators and in toys

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1. What is semi conductor diode laser?
Semiconductor diode laser is a specially fabricated pn junction diode. It emits laser light when it is
forward biased.

2. What is LASER?
The term LASER stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. It is a device
which produces a powerful, monochromatic collimated beam of light in which the waves are coherent.

3. What are the characteristic of laser radiation?
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Physics Lab Viva Voce

(1) Torsional Pendulum :
(1) Define Rigidity of modulus ?
Ans : When tangential surface forces are applied on a body , the successive layers of the material are moved or sheared.This type of strain is called shearing strain. The ratio of tangential stress to shearing strain is called Rigidity of modulus
Rigidity of modulus= Tangential stress / shearing strain.
Tangential stress = Force/Area.
Shearing strain=
(2) Define Moment Of Inertia ?
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PHYSICS VIVA QUESTIONS FOR 1ST/2ND SEM:

What is diffraction?
How many types of diffraction are there? Which they are?
Distinguish between Fresnel and Fraun hofer classes of diffraction.
Distinguish between interference and diffraction.
What is grating? Define grating constant.
How do you distinguish between diffraction and refraction?
What is semiconductor?
What is zener diode?
On what factor does the breakdown voltage of zener diode depends?
What is breakdown voltage? Explain.
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