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In general the total energy of a harmonic oscillator having of two parts, potential energy (P.E) and kinetic energy (K.E.), the former being because of its displacement from the mean position and latter due to its velocity. As the position and velocity of the harmonic oscillator are continuously changing, P.E. and K.E. also change but their sum i.e., the total energy (T.E) must have the similar value at all times.
Mosley studied the characteristic X-ray spectrum of a number of a heavy elements and concluded that the spectra of dissimilar elements are very same and with enhancing atomic value
Astigmatism: In this defect the surface of eye is not perfectly spherical. The eye has different focal point in dissimilar planes and image of an object is not focused clearly
Transistor: An active semi-conductor device with three terminals that is emitter base and collector is known as transistor. Types of Transistor: There are two types of
Explain the absorption and emission transitions of A and B coefficients of Einstein. Assume that N 1 and N 2 be the number of atoms per unit volume along with energy E 1 and
A secondary cell is that cell is which the electrical energy is first up as a chemical energy and when the current is taken from the battery, the chemical power is reconverted into
why The magnitude of known potential difference must be greater than the value of unknown potential difference to be measured.
In the equal distance method of a deflection magnetometer, the deflections produced by two bar magnets are 30 o and 60 o . Determine the ratio of their magnetic moments?
The electric field and electric potential at any point because of a point charge kept in air is 20 NC -1 and 10 JC -1 respectively. Compute the magnitude of this charge.
The losses occurring in a transformer are:- I) iron loss II) copper loss
Illustrate "Tangent law" in magnetism. Compare magnetic moment of two bar magnet in a tan A, tan B position by null method or equal distance method.
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