DBT Department of Physics 2015-2023
Projects undertaken by students in Department of Physics 2015-23
List of Projects undertaken by students in Department of Physics Session 2015-16
S. No. | Topic of the project | Name and class of the student(s) | Name of the teacher/ guide |
|---|---|---|---|
1. | To measure the density of different shapes with same masses using Archimedes principle. | Ruchika,Amritpal Priyanka,Diksha B.Sc. I | Ms. Priya Sangar |
2. | To study the variation of atmospheric pressure and temperature using a Fortin’s Barometer for a period of 20 days | Navjot Kaur, Jasleen, Neha Simranjit Kaur B.Sc. I | Ms. Priya Sangar |
3. | To find the coefficient of viscosity of glycerine using different objects of different size & material. | Navpreet,Khushboo Jasleen,Arwinder, Rupinder B.Sc. I | Ms. Priya Sangar |
4. | To study the variation in the intensity of light using different sources BULB , LED, CFL. | 36 students B.Sc. II | Dr. Neetu Chopra Ms. Ekta |
5. | To prepare different glasses and study their optical properties | Vandana, B.Sc. III | Ms. Shivani |
6. | To find velocity of sound in different liquids using Ultrasonic Interferometer | 12 students, BSc II | Dr. Sangeeta Prasher & Ms. Ekta |
7. | To find susceptibility of different concentrations of FeCl3 . | Simran, B.Sc. III | Ms. Parminder Cheema |
List of Projects undertaken by students in Department of Physics
Session 2016-17
S. No. | Topic of the project | Name and class of the student(s) | Name of the teacher/ guide |
|---|---|---|---|
1. | To Calibrate the Constant Deviation spectrometer using a calibration source | Anureet Kaur, Jai Kaur,Navpreet Kaur, Mehak ,Arwinder Kaur, Rupinder Kaur B.Sc. Sem 3Non – Med | Dr. Neetu Chopra & Ms. Ekta |
2. | To study the physics behind the MRI (MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING) | Amandeep Kaur B.Sc. Sem 3Non – Med | Dr. Neetu Chopra &Ms. Ekta |
3. | To calculate the ultrasonic velocities of binary liquids using ultra sonic interferometer. | 4 studentsB.Sc. Sem 4Non – Med | Dr. Neetu Chopra & Ms. Ekta |
4. | To produce electric current using the acids present in our juice (limica, fenta, coca-cola) and check the variation f current by changing its level of acidity. | Varsha Rani , Shilpa Rani Shweta B.Sc. Sem 4Non – Med | Dr. Neetu Chopra & Ms. Ekta |
5. | To verify Faraday’s Laws of electrolysis using Copper voltameter. | Sharma Surbhi, Manpreet, Aarti , Paramjit,Renu B.Sc. Sem 1 Non Med | Ms. Priya Sangar & Ms. Navjot |
6. | To study the Physics behind working of Stethoscope and to use it to monitor the heart rate of different persons under different conditions like at rest, running etc. | Mansi, Deeksha, Manpreet Rajni, Shikha B.Sc. Sem 1 C.Sc. | Ms. Priya Sangar & Ms. Navjot |
7. | To find surface tension of different liquids prepared by chemistry students by different methods and compare the results . | Pooja , Mansi , Jaskaran Kritika, Money B.Sc. Sem 2 Non Med | Ms. Priya Sangar & Ms. Navjot |
8. | To find viscosity of different liquids prepared by chemistry students by different methods and compare the results . | Manveer, Pallvi, Aradhna Shivani, Priyanka B.Sc. Sem 2 Non Med | Ms. Priya Sangar & Ms. Navjot |
9. | To study propagation of microwaves using wave guides and to study reflection, refraction, polarization and propagation of microwaves under different conditions of medium. | 4 students B.Sc. Sem 5 Non Med | Ms. Parminder Kaur & Mr. Harleen |
10. | Preparing working model of dc motor without any magnet and study the relevant theory. | 4 students B.Sc. Sem 5 Non Med | Ms. Parminder Kaur & Mr. Harleen |
11. | To study amount of radioactivity in soils from different parts | 4 students B.Sc. Sem 6 Non Med | Ms. Parminder Kaur & Dr. Mani |
12. | To study the amount of beta particles of radon gas in air of KMV using GM Counter | Amandeep Kaur B.Sc. Sem 6 Non Med | Dr. Manmohan Singh Heer |
List of Projects undertaken by students in Department of Physics
Session 2017-18
S. No. | Topic of the project | Name and class of the student(s) | Name of the teacher/ guide |
|---|---|---|---|
1. | To compare the elastic properties by finding Young’s modulus of different bars of different woods. | Harsimran ,Kamna Joshi,Raman, Akanksha ,Kanvi B.Sc. I Sem Non Medical | Ms. Priya Sangar |
3. | To find the electro- chemical equivalent of hydrogen using an ammeter and a water voltameter. | Shivani, Nishita, Gursharan ,Tania, Himanshi B.Sc.II Sem Non Medical | Ms. Priya Sangar |
5. | To verify the magnitude of current from the citrus fruit like apple, orange, grape fruit, lemon and mausami compare its value by varying number of fruits. | Kanika sharma, Arzoo Sharma, Gurpreet kaur, Nancy bala, Priyanka sharma B.Sc Sem III | Dr. Neetu Chopra |
7. | To find the specific rotation of different solutions by using a polarimeter. | Nidhi, Simar, Meenakshi Jaskaran, Monita Priyanka, B.Sc Sem IV | Dr. Surbhi Sharma |
8. | To study the variation of angle of deviation (ϴ) with the refractive index using different mediums. | Gurpreet Aarzoo Kanika B.Sc Sem IV | Dr. Surbhi Sharma |
9. | To study the optical properties of microbes in water using LDR | Sukhwinder,Swati, Anuradha B.Sc Sem IV | Dr. Neetu Chopra |
10. | To measure the indoor concentration of Radon daughter products in the atmospheric air of KMV Campus | Khusboo, Pallvi, Navpreet, Arvinder B.Sc Sem VI | Dr. Manmohan Singh |
List of Projects undertaken by students in Department of Physics
Session 2018-19
S. No. | Topic of the project | Name and class of the student(s) | Name of the teacher/ guide |
|---|---|---|---|
1. | A study of indoor Radon, Thoron levels in different types of dwellings Jalandhar distt. of Punjab, India | Aradhana, Pallavi Bhadhan, Minaxi Devi, Manmeet Sharma/ B.Sc Non Med Sem VI | Dr. Manmohan, Mr. Manish Pandit |
2. | Removal of dyes from waste water with electrochemical oxidation (Inter disciplinary with chemistry) | Gursharanjit Kaur, Rithika, Prachi Sharma, Himanshi, Vaishali, Sukriti/ B.Sc Non Med Sem IV | Dr. Neetu, Dr. Surbhi Sharma, Dr. Narinderjit Kaur |
3. | To investigate the structural and thermal properties of calcium and magnesium borate glasses. (Inter disciplinary with chemistry) | Paramjit Kaur, Mansi Sharma, Renu, Arti/ B.Sc Non Med Sem VI | Dr. Neetu, Dr. Surbhi Sharma, Ms. Sinder |
4. | Characterization of Dysprosium doped Bismuth Borosilicate glasses. (Inter disciplinary with chemistry) | Pooja, Mani, Gurjit Kaur, Mitali/ B.Sc Non Med Sem VI | Dr. Neetu Chopra, Dr. Gopi Sharma, Dr. Abhimanew |
5. | Characterization of europium doped bismuth borate glasses using photoluminescence spectroscopy. (Inter disciplinary with chemistry) | Priya, Abha, Nancy Vohra, Simardeep Kaur/ B.Sc Non Med Sem VI | Dr. Gopi Sharma, Dr. Surbhi Sharma, Dr. Updesh Kaur |
6. | Designinig bluetooth controlled robot car | Deepti, Swati, Sukhwinder, Anuradha, Gagandeep, Alisha Bharti/ B.Sc Non Med Sem VI | Ms. Parminder Kaur, Ms. Maninder Kaur |
7. | To study electrical properties of metal oxide nanoparticles using LCR | Deepti, Swati, Sukhwinder, Anuradha, Gagandeep, Alisha Bharti/ B.Sc Non Med Sem V | Ms. Neha Verma |
8. | To measure the refractive index of given liquids for a given wavelength of light ( =5893Å)using spectrometer. (Inter disciplinary) | Harsimranjeet Kaur, Kamna Joshi, Palvi/ B.Sc Non Med Sem IV | Dr. Neetu, Dr. Surbhi |
9. | To calculate the energy and wavelength of He-Ne LASER usingYoung’s Double slit of variable widths. | Aditi, Tanvi Sharma, Sheetal, Nidhi, Arushi, Amrit Kaur/ B.Sc (N.M) Semester IV | Dr. Neetu, Dr. Surbhi |
10. | Automatic street light control using LDR. | Deepti, Swati, Sukhwinder, Anuradha, Gagandeep, Alisha Bharti/ B.Sc Non Med Sem V | Ms. Parminder Kaur |
11. | To find the coefficient of kinetic friction of different surfaces by using law of conservation of energy. | Sakshi, Anterpreet, Anchal, Gagandeep, B.Sc Non Med Sem I | Mr. Harleen Singh |
12. | To compare the monochromaticity of He-Ne Laser, sodium vapor lamp, mercury lamp by young’s double slit experiment. | Harshita, Vaishali, Navneet Kaur, Kajol, Harleen, Priya/ B.Sc Non Med Sem IV | Dr. Neetu Chopra |
Outcomes of Projects (Department of Physics)
Helped to enhance planning, critical thinking, reasoning and creativity among the students.
Created strong communication skills among their peer group, both for interpersonal and presentation needs
Helped to investigate the concepts at interdisciplinary levels.
Helped to improve the visualizing and decision making skills
Gotto know about how and when to use technology and choosing the most appropriate tool for the task.
Learnt to use He-Ne Laser, M. Counter, energy meter , sextants , Barometer etc.
Got to measure Luminous Intensities of different lamps, radioactivity of different types of soils, etc.
Learnt to design home made Vaccum Cleaner, room heater, A.C., Cooler battery from fruits, home made Generator, Fountain without motor etc.
Learnt to use He-Ne Laser, LDR, LCR, Spectrometer, Basic use of UV-Visible spectrometer and DTA
Learnt to use and install radiation dosimeters
Got to study of indoor Radon, Thoron levels in different types of dwellings Jalandhar distt. Of Punjab, India
Learnt preparation and characterization of glasses.
Learnt the programming and use of microprocessor to design bluetooth controlled robot car
Helped to enhance planning, critical thinking, reasoning and creativity among the students.
Created strong communication skills among their peer group, both for interpersonal and presentation needs
Helped to investigate the concepts at interdisciplinary levels.
Helped to improve the visualizing and decision making skills
Got to know about how and when to use technology and choosing the most appropriate tool for the task.
List of Extended projects undertaken by students in Department of Physics
Session 2019-2020
To show the microbes present in different types of water using green laser.
To show how data (sound) can be transmitted through light using Li-Fi i.e. light fidelity.
To find distance between pits in a CD using interference of light by Young’s double slit experiment.
To find the frequency of transverse waves propagating in a string fixed at both ends and also to establish a relation between numbers of overtones with the increase in frequency.
To compare the luminous intensities (illuminating powers) of different light sources using a photo-voltaic cell.
To study the optical properties of Dy+3 doped Borotellurite glasses
To study the optical properties of Er+3 doped Borotellurite glasses
To study the optical properties of Dy+3 doped tellu-borate glasses
To study the optical properties of Er+3 doped tellu-borate glasses
To verify the laws of vibrating strings by Melde’s experiment i.e. to show that λ2/T=constant.
To visualize world in the year 2050.
To prove that empirical probability approaches theoretical probability when number of trial increase using coins, cards, dice etc.
To determine the distance between the two slits in young’s double slit experiment.
To construct line following robot using Infrared sensors and Arduino
To construct bluetooth controlled car
Physics Equipment’s purchased under DBT grant from 2015-23
List of Physics Equipment’s purchased under DBT grant from 2015-20
| S. No. | Item Purchased | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | G.M. Counter with tube, beta sources and extra sources | 2 |
| 2. | Travelling microscope, capiliary, stand for surface tension | 4 |
| 3. | Fortin’s Barometer with mercury | 2 |
| 4. | Sextant with stand | 4 |
| 5. | Tangent Galvanometer, copper voltameter | 2 |
| 6. | He-Ne laser with optical bench | 3 |
| 7. | Laser pointer | 4 |
| 8. | Luminous intensity of different sources using photocell, different bulbs, photocell | 4 |
| 9. | Digital multi meter | 4 |
| 10. | resistance, inductance and capacitor ,CRO with function generator & digital storage oscilloscope | 3 |
| 11. | Different components to make radio receiver like resistances, capacitors, inductors, amplifiers transistors, diodes etc. | 2 |
| 12. | Long glass tubes, lead balls, for finding viscosity of different liquids | 4 |
| 13. | Objects of different shapes with same mass , Digital balance and graduated cylinder | 4 |
| 14. | Energy meter , LED, Incandescent lamp & filament bulb | 4 |
| 15. | Circular coil, power supply and tangent galvanometer | 4 |
| 16. | Vibration Magnetometer | 4 |
| 17. | Microwave trainer kit “NVIS” Model Nvis 2000 | 1 |
| 18. | Moment of Inertia | 4 |
| 19. | Fly Wheel | 4 |
| 20. | Young’s Modul | 4 |
| 21. | Poisson’s Ratio | 4 |
| 22. | Melde’s Experiment | 4 |
| 23. | Compound Pendulum | 2 |
| 24. | Kater’s Pendulum | 2 |
| 25. | Maxwell’s Needle | 2 |
| 26. | Longarithmic Decrement | 1 |
| 27. | Carey Foster Bridge | 4 |
| 28. | Induced Emf | 4 |
| 29. | Resonance in Series & Parallel LCR | 2 |
| 30. | Flashing & Quenching | 2 |
| 31. | Anderson’s Bridge | 2 |
| 32. | Sextant | 4 |
| 33. | Sodium Lamp | 6 |
| 34. | Mercury Lamp | 2 |
| 35. | Hollow Prism | 8 |
| 36. | Double Refracting Prism | 8 |
| 37. | Flint Prism | 8 |
| 38. | Diffraction Grating | 8 |
| 39. | Lee’s Method | 1 |
| 40. | Thermocouple | 4 |
| 41. | Planck’s Contant | 1 |
| 42. | Ionization Potential of Mercury | 2 |
| 43. | Photovoltic Cell (inverse Square Law) | 2 |
| 44. | Electric Kettle | 3 |
| 45. | Polarimeter | 2 |
| 46. | Laser | 2 |
| 47. | Planck,s Constant Using LEDs | 1 |
| 48. | P-n Junction Diode | 2 |
| 49. | Zener Diode | 4 |
| 50. | Biasing of transistor (Band Width) | 4 |
| 51. | LDR Characteristics | 4 |
| 52. | E/m Long Solenoid | 1 |
| 53. | Characteristics of Photodiode | 1 |
| 54. | B-H Curve | 2 |
| 55. | Wave Shipping RC Circuit | 2 |
| 56. | Multimeter | 6 |
| 57. | Vernier Callipers | 12 |
| 58. | Screw Gauge | 12 |
| 59. | Function Generator | 4 |
| 60. | GM Counter & Accessories | 1 |
| 61. | CRO 30MHZ | 1 |
| 62. | E/m Long Solonide | 1 |
| 63. | Iodine App. | 1 |
| 64. | Lee’s Method | 2 |
| 65. | Febry Perot App. | 1 |
| 66. | Michelson Interferometer | 1 |
| 67. | Plank’s Constant | 1 |
| 68. | Frankz Hertz Exp. | 1 |
| 69. | P-N Junction (Energy Band Gap) | 2 |
| 70. | Fibre Optic Spectrometer and Accesories | 1 |
Kanya Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar
List of Experiments
2019-20
| S.No | To cook food by using solar cooker by converting sunlight into heat energy. |
| 1. | To introduce one of the oldest methods of keeping time, sand clock/hourglass. |
| 2. | To show how data (sound) can be transmitted through light using Li-Fi i.e. light fidelity. |
| 3. | To determine the distance between the two slits in young’s double slit experiment. |
| 4. | (a) To make an Electromagnet. |
| 5. | (b) To study Eddy Currents produced in Aluminium Can due to moving magnet. |
| 6. | To show the microbes present in different types of water using green laser. |
| 7. | Eddy current spinner |
| 8. | Empirical probability reaches theoretical probability when no of trials increases. |
| 9. | To construct an electromagnetic crane that helps to lift the metallic objects. |
| 10. | To make an air cooler. |
| 11. | To do magnet activity using apples. |
| 12. | How we observe diffraction pattern (with laser light) at home |
| 13. | To observe diffraction of light using razor blades. |
| 14. | To make light pattern using laser and mirrors. |
| 15. | Smoke Absorber |
| 16. | To produce circular smoke rings using smoke gun. |
| 17. | Using a bubble blowing apparatus developed a model that explains the effects of several |
| 18. | factors such as the breath velocity, on the process of blowing bubble. |
| 19. | To study the variation of angle of deviation (Θ) with the refractive index using different |
| 20. | medium (Glycerin, Dettol). |
| 21. | To study the variation of angle of deviation (Θ)with the refractive index using different |
| 22. | medium (Water, Olive Oil). |
| 23. | To Make an Electric Bell |
| 24. | To study the effect of length of pendulum, mass of bob and change in amplitude on time period of simple pendulum. |
| 25. | To find the specific rotation of sucrose solution by using a polarimeter. |
| 26. | To construct air bubble model by using home waste material |
| 27. | To verify the laws of conservation of momentum and energy using Newton’s Cradle. |
| 28. | To find the density in different forms of water. |
| 29. | To find the specific rotation of camphor solution by using a polarimeter. |
| 30. | To find the specific rotation of lactose solution by using a polarimeter. |
| 31. | To find the coefficient of thermal conductivity of a bad conductor by lee‘s method. |
| 32. | To find the specific rotation of Turpentine by using a polarimeter. |
| 33. | To make aluminum charcoal battery. |
| 34. | To find the specific rotation glucose solution by using a polarimeter. |
| 35. | To study the variation in range of a projectile with the angle of projection. |
| 36. | To find the specific rotation lactose solution by using a polarimeter. |
| 37. | To make an electric sharpner. |
| 38. | To make water heating rod using blades |
| 39. | To compare the wavelength of laser light using diffraction grating and Young‘s double slit. |
| 40. | To study the variation of angle of deviation (Θ) with the refractive index using different medium (Sugar sol. and dettol). |
| 41. | To study the construction and working of electric bell (door alarm). |
| 42. | To Make a candle swing and understand the physics behind it. |
| 43. | To explain the working of two-way switches |
| 44. | Generation of electricity( by homemade spinning wheel ) using water . |
| 45. | To determine the pressure of water by using glass bottle. |
| 46. | To determine total internal reflection through water by using laser light. |
| 47. | To study the power consumed by different light bulbs. |
| 48. | Making of 3D hologram using a plastic bottle. |
| 49. | To make electrical fan at home using waste marital. |
| 50. | To prepare water filter at home. |
| 51. | How to remove dust particles and clean and environment with the help of (vacuum cleaner) |
| 52. | Making of a homemade projector using simple apparatus. |
| 53. | To make water heater with the help of spoons. |
| 54. | How to make a hair dryer at home for drying hairs even in the absence of electricity. |
| 55. | To study the response of RC circuit at different frequencies |
| 56. | Lets make small battery from different fruits. |
| 57. | How to make simple electric bell at home. |
| 58. | Total internal reflection through water by using laser light. |
2020-21
| S.No | Experiment |
| 1. | To Demonstrate Thomas Young’s Experiment |
| 2. | How To Make A Mini Tesla Coil At Home |
| 3. | To Construct A Free Energy Device With Magnet.
Apparatus-DC Motor,MetalNails,CD,Wire,Bottle |
| 4. | A/C To Newtons Third Law Of Motion |
| 5. | How To Work Tea Bag Rocket |
| 6. | HOW TO MAKE A WATER DISPENSER MACHINE AT HOME |
| 7. | Hydrolik Lift |
| 8. | To Demonstrate The Working Of Automatic Street Light |
| 9. | To Prepare An Hand Sanitizer At Home |
| 10. | Bending Of Light Using Water With Laser Light |
| 11. | To make Cardboard Hydraulic maze |
| 12. | To Make A Smartphone Projector At Home |
| 13. | To Make Heron’s Fountain And See Its Working |
| 14. | AUTOMATIC STREET LIGHT |
| 15. | HOW TO MAKE A NO MAGNET MOTOR |
| 16. | Real And Virtual Image |
| 17. | Demonstration On Young Double Slit Experiment |
| 18. | To Demonstrate The Reflection Of Light Using A Plane Mirror. |
| 19. | OPTICAL BOX |
| 20. | Demonstration Of Refraction Of Light With The Help Of Glass And Water . |
| 21. | To Determine And Compare The Densities Of Different Solids And Seeing The Effect Of Different Medium On It. |
| 22. | To Make An Atwood Machine |
| 23. | To Demonstrate The Power Of Air Pressure And To Observe Its Effect On Two Liquids Of Different Densities. |
| 24. | How Static Electricity Works |
| 25. | How Is Rainbow Formed With The Help Of Torch Light |
| 26. | AIR CAN BURN |
| 27. | To Demonstrate The Bernoulli’s Principle By Balloon Experiment And Straw Mister Experiment. |
| 28. | To Demonstrate Pascal’s Law |
| 29. | Use Of Wind Energy In Wind Mills , Innovation And To Improve The Economic Power |
| 30. | How To Make Homemade Air Cooler |
| 31. | Lets Learn Science By Observing Seesaw Of Candle And Blowing Balloon With Eno |
| 32. | Candle seesaw experiment erim |
| 33. | How To Construct A Homemade Free Electric Generator |
| 34. | To Demonstrate The Various Properties Of Light .{Light Travels In A Straight Line, Reflection, Refraction And The Laws Of Reflection And Refraction} |
| 35. | Making Drone Out Of Popscile Sticks |
| 36. | No Magnet Motor |
| 37. | To Demonstrate Newton’s 1st And 2nd Law Of Motion By Using Simple Experiment And Explanation |
| 38. | How To Make Hot Ice |
| 39. | Looping Pendulum |
| 40. | How To Construct A ‘Water Pump’ From DC Motor |
| 41. | How To Make Amagnetic Field Viewer |
| 42. | Surface Tension Experiment Using Black Pepper |
| 43. | Basic Idea Of Archimedes Screw |
Session 2021-22
| S.No | Experiment |
| 1. | To Prove That Modern Wind Turbines Are Used To Capture Kinetic Energy From The Wind And Generate Electricity. |
| 2. | To Make A Cardboard Ropeway |
| 3. | To Design An Air Cooler |
| 4. | How To Lift A Car By Hydraulic Power Robotic |
| 5. | To Make A Hydraulic JCB |
| 6. | To Design Archimedes Screw With Archimedes Principle |
| 7. | To Make A Smoke Absorber Using Dc Motors. |
| 8. | To Construct A Rotating Fan |
| 9. | To Build A Pendulum Wave Apparatus. |
| 10. | To Construct Pendulum Wave Toy And To Observe Visual Wave Patterns. |
| 11. | To Design OR,AND,NOT,NAND,NOR Gates |
| 12. | To Prove .A.C Generator Convert Mechanical Energy Into An Electrical Energy |
| 13. | Conversion Of Solar Energy Into Electrical Energy |
| 14. | To Make An Air Cooler |
| 15. | To Make A Projector Using A Magnifying Sheet |
| 16. | To Convert Magnetic Energy To Electric Energy As An Alternative To Conventional Processes Of Generation Of Electricity |
| 17. | To Design Newton’s Cradle With Balls |
| 18. | How To Lift A Car By Hydraulic Power Robotic |
| 19. | To Design Hydraulic Brake Using Syringe. |
| 20. | To Make An Electromagnet |
| 21. | To Device A Water Alarm For The Prevention Of Floods |
| 22. | To Device A Homemade Air Cooler |
| 23. | An Electromagnetic Crane |
| 24. | To Construct The Electric Bell By Using The Materials |
| 25. | To Device A Step Down Transformer. |
| 26. | To Make A Alert Door Alarm |
| 27. | To Make Wireless Power Transmission System To Glow A Bulb. |
| 28. | How To Lift A Car By Using Hydraulic Power Robotics |
| 29. | To Describe The Working Of Mini Refrigerator |
| 30. | AC Generator – To Convert The Mechanical Energy Into Electrical Energy |
| 31. | To Construct A Vacuum Cleaner |
| 32. | To Make Heron’s Fountain. |
| 33. | To Device A Door Alarm For Security |
| 34. | To Demonstrate Thomas Young’s Experiment |
| 35. | How To Make A Mini Tesla Coil At Home |
| 36. | To Construct A Free Energy Device With Magnet.
Apparatus-Dc Motor,Metal Nails,Cd,Wire,Bottle |
| 37. | A/C To Newtons Third Law Of Motion |
| 38. | How To Work Tea Bag Rocket |
| 39. | How To Make A Water Dispenser Machine At Home |
| 40. | Hydrolik Lift |
| 41. | To Demonstrate The Working Of Automatic Street Light |
| 42. | To Prepare An Hand Sanitizer At Home |
| 43. | Bending Of Light Using Water With Laser Light |
| 44. | |
| 45. | To Make A Smartphone Projector At Home |
| 46. | To Make Heron’s Fountain And See Its Working |
| 47. | Automatic Street Light |
| 48. | How To Make A No Magnet Motor |
| 49. | Real And Virtual Image |
| 50. | Demonstration On Young Double Slit Experiment |
| 51. | To Demonstrate The Reflection Of Light Using A Plane Mirror. |
| 52. | Optical Box |
| 53. | Demonstration Of Refraction Of Light With The Help Of Glass And Water . |
| 54. | To Determine And Compare The Densities Of Different Solids And Seeing The Effect Of Different Medium On It. |
| 55. | To Make An Atwood Machine |
| 56. | To Demonstrate The Power Of Air Pressure And To Observe Its Effect On Two Liquids Of Different Densities. |
| 57. | How Static Electricity Works |
| 58. | How Is Rainbow Formed With The Help Of Torch Light |
| 59. | Air Can Burn |
| 60. | To Demonstrate The Bernoulli’s Principle By Balloon Experiment And Straw Mister Experiment. |
| 61. | To Demonstrate Pascal’s Law |
| 62. | Use Of Wind Energy In Wind Mills , Innovation And To Improve The Economic Power |
| 63. | How To Make Homemade Air Cooler |
| 64. | Lets Learn Science By Observing Seesaw Of Candle And Blowing Balloon With Eno |
| 65. | Candle Seesaw Experiment Erim |
| 66. | How To Construct A Homemade Free Electric Generator |
| 67. | To Demonstrate The Various Properties Of Light .{Light Travels In A Straight Line, Reflection, Refraction And The Laws Of Reflection And Refraction} |
| 68. | Making Drone Out Of Popscile Sticks |
| 69. | No Magnet Motor |
| 70. | To Demonstrate Newton’s 1st And 2nd Law Of Motion By Using Simple Experiment And Explanation |
| 71. | How To Make Hot Ice |
| 72. | Looping Pendulum |
| 73. | How To Construct A ‘Water Pump’ From Dc Motor |
| 74. | How To Make Amagnetic Field Viewer |
| 75. | Surface Tension Experiment Using Black Pepper |
| 76. | Basic Idea Of Archimedes Screw |
| 77. | Recognize Constellations With Aid Of A Simplelight Box And Transparent Slides |
| 78. | To Calculate Focal Length Of Thick Cylindrical Water Lens |
| 79. | To Make An Electromagnet |
| 80. | How We Do Vaccum Candle Experiment By Using Coloured Water |
| 81. | How To Make Antigravity Self Roller |
| 82. | To Make Water Dispenser Machine Using Cardboard |
| 83. | To Study Different Methods Of Heat Transfer (Conduction, Convection, Radiation) |
| 84. | How To Producecarbon Dioxide Using Eno |
| 85. | Reflection From Plane Mirror |
| 86. | To Prove Newton’s Law Of Motion Through Experiment |
| 87. | Experiment With Burning Candle At Both Ends(Swing Candle) |
| 88. | Bending Of Light Using Water |
| 89. | Verify Boyle’s Law With Syringe And Ballon |
| 90. | Density Of Different Different Liquids |
| 91. | TO COMPARE THE DENSITY OF HOT AND COLD WATER |
| 92. | TO DESCRIBE THE WORKING OF HYDRAULLIC LIFT |
| 93. | TO MAKE FOOT OPERATED HAND SANITIZER MACHINE |
| 94. | TO MAKE A NON STOP FOUNTAIN |
| 95. | TO CONSTRUCT SMOKE ABSORBER MACHINE |
| 96. | TO MAKE DEVICE TO TEST SOUND VIBRATIONS AT HOME |
| 97. | NEWTON CRADDLE |
| 98. | |
| 99. | TO EXPLAIN THE PHENOMENA OF HYDRAULIC BRIDGE WITH THE HELP OF SELF MADE CAR |
| 100. | TO PRODUCE CIRCULAR SMOKE RINGS USING SMOKE GUN |
| 101. | TO DEMONSTRATE A SMART PHONE PROJECTOR AT HOME |
| 102. | TO MAKE A SIMPLE WATER ALARM |
| 103. | AUTOMATIC STREETLIGHT |
| 104. | BALLON MAGIC WITH BERNOULLI’S PRINCIPLE |
| 105. | TO TEST THE LIFTING HYDRAULIC POWER WITH SYRINGES |
| 106. | WORKING OF AN ARCHIMEDES SCREW AT HOME |
| 107. | TO DO ELECTROPLATING ON ANY METAL OBJECT WITH THE HELP OF BLUE VITROL |
| 108. | WORKINGPIN HOLE CAMERA |
| 109. | TO MAKE ANAIR PUMP USING PLASTIC BOTTLE |
| 110. | TO MAKE BAROMETER AT HOME |
| 111. | TO GROW SUGAR CRYSTALS |
| 112. | TO MAKE MODEL OF FREE ENERGY GENERATOR |
| 113. | HOW TO MAKE VACCUM CLEANER USING PLASTIC BOTTLES |
| 114. | TO STUDY THE FUNCTION OF FOUNTAIN AND SPEED WITH WHICH WATER FLOWS OUT OF IT |
| 115. | TO MAKE VACCUMCLEANER USING PLASTIC BOTTLES |
| 116. | NON STOP HERON’WATER FOUNTAIN |
| 117. | TO MAKE A PERISCOPE |
| 118. | TO MAKE A NON STOP HERON’S FOUNTAIN |
| 119. | HOW LIGHT TRAVELS IN A STARIGHT LINE |
| 120. | TO MAKE A VARIABLE RESISTOR |
| 121. | TO MAKE A DC MOTOR |
| 122. | HYDRAULIC LIFT |
| 123. | STUDY THE LAW OF REFLECTION BY USING KALEIDOSCOPE |
| 124. | VACCUM CLEANER |
| 125. | ELECTRIC TURBINE WITH A SWITCH |
| 126. | A. TO MAKE THE WINDVANE AND TO OBSERVE THE DIRECTION OF FLOW OF WIND
B. TO MAKE ANEMOMETER AND TO OBSERVE WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION C. TO MAKE THE HOLOGRAM AND OBSERVE THE 3D IMAGE OF AN OBJECT |
| 127. | ELECTRIC WATER PUMP |
| 128. | DEMONSTRATION OF GAS LAW |
| 129. | NEWTON CRADLE |
| 130. | POWDERED MILK SUNSET |
| 131. | TO MAKE AN ELECTROSCOPE |
| 132. | TO PROVE NEWTON’S LAW OF MOTION THROUGH EXPERIMENTS |
| 133. | PROJECT REPORT ON RAIN |
| 134. | EXPANSIONS OF SOILDS DURING HEATING |
| 135. | FREE ENERGY GENERATOR DEVICE WITH MAGNET AND DC MOTOR |
| 136. | TO MAKE A HOMEMADE PROJECTOR |
| 137. | WATER LEVEL INDICATOR OR WATER ALARM |
| 138. | HOW TO BULID A (PIZZA BOX) SOLAR OVEN |
| 139. | TO DETERMINE THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE TWO SLITS IN YOUNG’S DOUBLE SLIT EXPERIMENT |
| 140. | TO MAKE HOMEMADE FUME\ SMOKE EXTRACTOR |
| 141. | TO FIND THE REFLECTION FROM A PLANE MIRROR |
| 142. | BENDING OF LIGHT USING WATER EXPERIMENT WITH LASER LIGHT |
| 143. | LEMON BATTERY |
| 144. | HOW TO BUILD A WIND TURBINE |
| 145. | TO MAKE HERON’S FOUNTAIN AT HOME |
| 146. | TO MAKE PORTABLE BATTERY CHARGER |
2022-23
| S.No | Experiment |
| 1. | Recognize Constellations With Aid Of A Simplelight Box And Transparent Slides |
| 2. | To Calculate Focal Length Of Thick Cylindrical Water Lens |
| 3. | How To Make Antigravity Self Roller |
| 4. | To Make Water Dispenser Machine Using Cardboard |
| 5. | To Study Different Methods Of Heat Transfer (Conduction, Convection, Radiation) |
| 6. | How To Produce carbon Dioxide Using Eno |
| 7. | Verify Boyle’s Law With Syringe And Ballon |
| 8. | Density Of Different Different Liquids |
| 9. | To compare the density of hot and cold water |
| 10. | To describe the working of hydraullic lift |
| 11. | To make foot operated hand sanitizer machine |
| 12. | To make a non stop fountain |
| 13. | To construct smoke absorber machine |
| 14. | To make device to test sound vibrations at home |
| 15. | Newton Craddle |
| 16. | To Build A Pendulum Wave Apparatus. |
| 17. | To make a simple water alarm |
| 18. | Automatic Streetlight |
| 19. | Ballon magic with bernoulli’s principle |
| 20. | To do electroplating on any metal object with the help of blue vitrol |
| 21. | Working pin hole camera |
| 22. | To make an air pump using plastic bottle |
| 23. | To make barometer at home |
| 24. | To make a variable resistor |
| 25. | To make a dc motor |
| 26. | Hydraulic lift |
| 27. | Study the law of reflection by using kaleidoscope |
| 28. | Vaccum cleaner |
| 29. | Electric turbine with a switch |
| 30. | (i)To make the windvane and to observe the direction of flow of wind
(ii)To make Anemometer and to observe wind speed and direction (iii) To make the hologram and observe the 3d image of an object |
| 31. | Electrical water pump |
| 32. | Demonstration of gas law |
| 33. | Powdered milk sunset |
| 34. | Project report on Rain Alarm |
| 35. | Free energy generator device with magnet and dc motor |
| 36. | Water level indicator or water alarm |
| 37. | How to bulid a (pizza box) solar oven |
| 38. | To make homemade fume\ smoke extractor |
| 39. | To find the reflection from a plane mirror |
| 40. | To demonstrate surface tension using soap solution |
| 41. | Driverless survillance car |
| 42. | To show how data (sound) can be transmitted through light using li-fi i.e. light fidelity. |
| 43. | To construct guiding robot using arduino uno and infrared sensors |
| 44. | To study optical property of
plain water and contaminated water (mud water, microbes in water) using light dependent resstor ( ldr ). |
| 45. | To eradicate the problem of Stagnated water on roads using Sensors. |
Extended practicals and Demonstrations undertaken by students in Department of Physics 2015-20
List of Extended practicals and Demonstrations undertaken by students in Department of Physics
Session 2015-16
- To study the comparative cleansing action of different detergents through surface tension
- To compare the energy consumption of LED, CFL and BULB using energy meter
- To study the magnetic field on axis of current carrying coil.
- To find the height of a KMV Hostel building, KMV Vocational Block building, KMV library building,, First Floor of KMV Old Commerce Block building using sextant.
- To find the wave length of He-Ne laser.
- To find the diameter of hair and wire using He-Ne laser.
- To determine the value of e/m for electron by long solenoid (helical) method.
- To measure AC voltages using CRO and to calculate the deflection sensitivity in mm per mole.
- To measure the voltage with the help of CRO.
- To measure unknown frequency by using CRO
- To study the Faraday laws of electromagnetic induction using a strong magnet coil and a galvanometer.
- To set up a DC motor using magnet and DC supply.
- To study the formation of images using a lens and a torch.
- To set up a rectifier and study its output using diodes, step down transformer and soldering equipment.
- To open a galvanometer, ammeter and a voltmeter and study its components
List of Extended practicals and Demonstrations undertaken by students in Department of Physics
Session 2016-17
- To study the comparative cleansing action of different detergents through surface tension
- To compare the energy consumption of LED, CFL and BULB using energy meter.
- To study the magnetic field on axis of current carrying coil.
- To find the height of a KMV Hostel building, KMV Vocational Block building, KMV library building, First Floor of KMV Old Commerce Block building using sextant.
- To find the wave length of He-Ne laser.
- To find the diameter of hair and wire using He-Ne laser.
- To determine the value of e/m for electron by long solenoid (helical) method.
- To measure AC voltages using CRO and to calculate the deflection sensitivity in mm per mole.
- To study the Faraday laws of electromagnetic induction using a strong magnet coil and a galvanometer.
- To set up a DC motor using magnet and DC supply.
- To study the formation of images using a lens and a torch.
- To set up a rectifier and study its output using diodes, step down transformer and soldering equipment.
- To open a galvanometer, ammeter and a voltmeter and study its components
- To find the height of old commerce block of KMV (inaccessible object) using Sextant.
- To find the area of a window (accessible object) using Sextant.
- To calculate the width of hair using He- Ne Laser.
- To study the variation of intensity of light with distance using lamps of different wattage and hence verify inverse square law.
- To study the variation of intensity of light with distance using lamps of same wattage but different manufactures and hence verify inverse square law
- To determine the wavelength of given laser beam using Young’s Double Slit method.
- In this experiment the wavelengths of the visible emission lines of hydrogen (Balmer series) will be measured and compared to the values predicted by Bohr’s quantum theory.
- To study the areal characteristics of photovoltaic.
- To study the azimuthal characteristics of photovoltaic.
- To construct the projector by using water and waste material. Explain the concept of projection and how the quality and size of image changes with distance of object from source of light.
- To compare the heating of different house hold conducting like iron rods, aluminium rods and copper rods by calculating their heating
- To compare the thermo emf of different liquids using galvanometer and plot a calibration curve of given thermo couple.
- To check the conductivity of some different liquids.
- To construct an electro-magnet using copper wires and battery.
- How to make a water alarm at home
- To construct a vacuum cleaner using plastic bottles and to demonstrate its working.
- To study the piezoelectric effect by using piezoelectric element .
- To construct a water overflow Indicator using Household Material.
- To construct an enviro-battery using household items.
- Motion of aluminium cans by production of Eddy currents.
- To construct a night lamp which switches on automatically when darkness comes in the evening.
- To construct a water overflow Indicator using Household Material.
- To construct an enviro-battery using household items.
- Motion of aluminium cans by production of Eddy currents.
- To construct a night lamp which switches on automatically when darkness comes in the evening.
- To construct the 3D hologram projector for phone by using waste materials. Also to explain, how the size of image changes with increase in volume of hologram projector.
- How to make three dimensional image using hologram.
- To make portable charger using electronic components.
- To demonstrate conservation of electricity in house with the help of human body weight /force and switch.
- To observe the air pressure using a egg in a bottle.
- To construct room heater using dc motor, fan, battery and two lamps.
- To construct a battery using coins.
- To test active components using CRO.
- To fabricate a battery using household materials (Potatoes) and check variation of current with number of potatoes.
- To construct an Air Conditioner by using home material and demonstrating its working.
- To study the comparison of detergents using capillary tube.
- To study the energy consumption of bulb, L.E.D. & CFL using energy meter.
- To find the viscosity of glycerine using stoke’s method.
- To study the variation of resistance of filament of a bulb with its temperature.
- To verify the density of iron, aluminium & brass material using Archimedes principle.
- To determine the moment of inertia of a rectangular bar about an axis through its C.G. by the method of coincidence.
- To find the value of M in the laboratory using deflection & vibration magnetometer.
- To verify Kirchoff’s laws
- To study an R.L. circuit.
- To study Lissagous figures using two signal generators having equal frequency and a CRO.
- To compare the frequencies of two audio oscillators using CRO.
- To find mains frequency by using sonometer and electromagnet.
- To study use of CRO to find different frequencies and voltages.
- To study use of multimeter to find voltage, current and resistance and to test Diode, LED, FET, PNP/NPN Transistor and Capacitor.
- To study the effect of temperature on the battery made by coins
- To Make Electric Heater using Halogen Lamp.
- To prepare a water fountain without using motor.
- SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN with the help of vaccum cleaner by household material
- To construct an air compressor and demonstrate its working.
List of Extended practicals undertaken by students in Department of Physics
Session 2017-18
- To study damping of a bar pendulum.
- To study oscillations of a rubber band & to draw potential curve for it.
- To study the oscillations of a mass in combination of two springs (i) in series (ii) in parallel & hence determination of force constant.
- To determine Young’s modulus of material of a beam by vibration method.
- To determine Young’s modulus of material of a beam by cantilever method.
- To construct Power boat using waste materials.
- To verify the laws of photoelectric effect using photocell
- To determine the wavelength of given laser beam using Young’s double slit method
- To verify the certain laws of probability distribution using electronic dice
- To verify the certain laws of probability by throwing one dice
- To determine the refractive index of a given transparent liquid (alcohol)for a given wavelength of light a spectrometer
- To determine the refractive index of a given transparent liquid (water)for a given wavelength of light a spectrometer
- To verify the magnitude of current from the different fruit (Grapes, oranges, lemons) and compare it’s value by varying number of Grape
- To determine the dispersive power of prism
- To determine the refractive index of a given transparent liquid (Kerosene oil)for a given wavelength of light a spectrometer
- To determine the refractive index of a given transparent liquid (Turpentine Oil)for a given wavelength of light a spectrometer.
- To determine the dispersive power of prism
- To predict what will happen to balloon filled with water and air held over water
- To make an air pump using plastic bottle
- Defy gravity while balancing the forks
- Learn how to make a old cinema projector that is an opto -mechanical device for displaying motion picture film by projecting it onto a screen
- Making a liquid invisible3D Hologram
- To determine that the molecules can move from hot to cold water and from cold to hot water with the help of food colouring dye
- To verify law of conservation of energy (energy can be transformed from one type to another type i.e mechanical energy is converted into electrical energy
- To observe what happens when balloon filled with air is inverted over a bottle filled with water
- To determine pressure with the help of air pump
- Mobile Charging through bananas
- To make a simple rocket launcher from paper
- Use of multiple reflection in ‘Infinity well’
- To study the variation of water pressure with the temperature
- To study the variation of angle of deviation (ϴ) with the refractive index using different medium (Sugar sol. and dettol).
- To study the variation of angle of deviation (ϴ)with the refractive index using different medium (Water, Olive Oil).
- To study the variation of angle of deviation (ϴ)with the refractive index using different medium (Glycerin, Dettol).
- To compare the wavelength of laser light using diffraction grating and Young’s double slit
- To make aluminium charcoal battery.
- To find the coefficient of thermal conductivity of a bad conductor (glass slab) by lee’s method.
- To find the specific rotation of camphor solution by using a polarimeter.
- To verify the laws of conservation of momentum and energy using Newton’s Cradle.
- To find the specific rotation of sucrose solution by using a polarimeter.
- To construct air bubble model by using home waste material
- Using a bubble blowing apparatus developed a model that explains the effects of several factors such as the breath velocity, on the process of blowing bubble.
- To study the variation in range of a projectile with the angle of projection
- To find the specific rotation of Turpentine by using a polarimeter.
- To make an electric sharpner
- To study the effect of atmospheric pressure on a lit candle
- To Make a candle swing and understand the physics behind it.
- To explain the working of two-way switches.
- Generation of electricity( by home made spinning wheel ) using water
- To determine the pressure of water by using glass bottle.
- To study the power consumed by different light bulbs.
- Making of 3D hologram using a plastic bottle.
- To make electrical fan at home using waste marital.
- To prepare water filter at home.
- To make water heater with the help of spoons.
- How to make a hair dryer at home for drying hairs even in the absence of electricity.
- To study the response of RC circuit at different frequencies
- To make small battery from different fruits.
- How to make simple electric bell at home.
- To construct an eco cooler from waste material.
- To harness electric power from a burning candle.
- To make a mini torch using a pencil.
- To study phase relationship using LCR components and a CRO
- To make a matchbox microphone
- To make an electric door opener.
- To study scattering of light due to the colloidal solution
- To make electric power heater using household waste material
- Make a projector using bulb and torch
- To construct Lemon Battery
- To make a heron water fountain using waste material without motor and electricity
- How to burn a candle underwater
- How to convert ac into dc without using transformer
- To make dc motar by converting mechanical energy to electrical energy
- To create an artificial osmotic pressure with the help of water and plastic bottle.
- To study the moment of inertia of rest of various objects
- To make a battery using coins
- To make the paper cup lamps using waste material and led
- To make air compressor using waste material.
- To make a hologram from waste material.
- To make sugar rainbow by using different food colors and densities.
- To make dc generator using cds and a magnet.
- To generate electricity from water flow
List of Extended practicals undertaken by students in Department of Physics
Session 2018-19
- Make a wireless power transmission through Tesla Coil
- Conversion of solar energy into electrical energy by using solar panel.
3 To construct fire alarm circuit.
- To make eddy current spinner using neodymium magnets.
- To make wireless electricity transmission circuit by using copper wire.
- To detect the magnetic properties of a Neodymium Magnet.
- To Make A Pin Hole Camera.
- To detect fire by using fire alarm.
- To make hydraulic bridge
- To rotate can with the induced eddy currents from magnets.
- To prove that graphite conducts electricity.
- To Prepare Eco free and Sustainable air conditioning system
- To make lissajous curves with pendulum.
- Save water by using water level indicator
- Homemade projector using light bulb
- Making of bottle rocket by using air pump.
- To design water indicator alarm for detecting floods in prone areas.
- Demonstration of Eddy Current
- Sample water heater with razor blades.
- To make a Matchbox Microphone.
- To make a laser light security alarm and it can also used a home security system.
- How to lift the heavy materials with the help of thread/light weight
- To make mini water pump using waste material
- (a) To find the center of gravity as twelve nails find precarious stability on the head of one nail.
(b) To find the center of gravity by balancing tow forks on the rim of the glass.
- To determine the refractive index of a transparent liquid glycerin , distilled water turpentine oil, kerosene oil , ammonium chloride ; for the given wavelength of light (= 5893) using a spectrometer.
- To make air cooler using waste material
- To prepare a Automatic rain alarm.
- To prepare a portable chargeable fan.
- To prepare a Hydraulic lift
- To preparesugar rainbow & and study the sugar water density with the help of few common household ingredients.
- To construct an electric boat.
- To make electric torch using plastic bottle and cells.
- To find e/m for electron using long solenoid helical method.
- To study characteristics of light dependind resistance LDR.
- To study characteristics of photodiode.
- To determine the pressure by hydraulic lift using syringes.
- To study mutual inductance using Anderson Bridge and CRO
- To find the value of Bolztmann constant using PN junction diode
- To study characteristics of different LED and to study its output light intensity for different input currents using photocell.
- To verify inverse square law of photocell.
- To make an simple Air gun at home.
- Laser-light security alarm using electronic components.
- You flip a coin 50 times.
a) What is the probability that you will get exactly 25 heads and 25 tails
b) What is the probability you get exactly 10 heads and 40 tails?
- To develop an air cooler which employs the similar principle in producing cool breeze of air as existing air
- To measure the Rydberg’s Constant by measuring the wavelength of Balmer series of Hydrogen emission spectra
Outcomes of Extended Practicals (Department of Physics)
- Extended Experiments sharpened students’ powers of observation, stimulate questions, and helped to develop new understanding and vocabulary.
- Enhanced the ability to think clearly, to pay attention in detail and to construct logical and reasoned arguments.
- Learnt to measure diameter of hair using He-Ne Laser, Compared different varieties of detergents using capillary tubes, Compare energy consumption of Bulbs, LEDs and CFLs using energy meter, measured the densities of different materials, viscosities of different liquids, radioactivity of different types of soils, heights of different buildings usindg sextants etc.
- Students got an opportunity to enhance their abilities through “Learning by Doing” with different equipments in lab.
- The feeling of satisfaction and pleasure from the outcomes of self designed experiments, their observations and results to understand the basic concepts of Physics
- Got hands-on experiences that benefitted the students more than previously realized, particularly in the world of virtual laboratories and online learning.
- Extended Experiments sharpened students’ powers of observation, stimulate questions, and helped to develop new understanding and vocabulary.
- Learnt to prepare a Automatic rain alarm, portable chargeable fan, Hydraulic lift refractive index of different liquids, radioactivity of different types of soils, etc.
- Enhanced the ability to think clearly, to pay attention in detail and to construct logical and reasoned arguments.
- Students got an opportunity to enhance their abilities through “Learning by Doing” with different equipments in lab.
- The feeling of satisfaction and pleasure from the outcomes of self designed experiments, their observations and results to understand the basic concepts of Physics
Got hands-on experiences that benefitted the students more than previously realized, particularly in the world of virtual laboratories and online learning.
Books Purchased under DBT
| S. No. | Item Purchased | Qty | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Getting started with Matlab by Rudra Pratap | 02 | |
| 2. | University physics with Modern Physics, Pearson publishers by Young | 01 | |
| 3. | Mathematical method for Physics by Arfken | 02 | |
| 4. | Mathematical Physics | 04 | |
| 5. | Quantum Mechanics by Thankappan | 02 | |
| 6. | Monochrome and color television | 02 | |
| 7. | Micro Processor 8085 (Architecture Programming and Applications) By Goankar | 02 | |
| 8. | Solid State physics by Dekker | 02 | |
| 9. | Advanced quantum Mechanics by Sakurai | 02 | |
| 10. | Introduction to Semiconductor Materials & devices by Tyagi | 01 | |
| 11. | Classical Mechanics of Particles and Rigid Bodies | 02 | |
| 12. | Statistical Physics wiley by Mandl | 01 | |
| 13. | Circuits & Networks Analysis & Synthesis by Sudhakar Shyam Mohan | 01 | |
| 14. | Microwaves by K.C. Gupta | 01 | |
| 15. | Living With the stars by Karel | 01 | |
| 16. | A concise introduction to MATLAB by William Palm | 01 | |
| 17. | Physical Sciences CSIR-UGC:JRF NET/SLET by Chanchal Garg | 02 | |
| 18. | |||
| 19. | CSIR-UGC:JRF NET/SLET, Dependable | 01 | |
| 20. | CSIR-UGC:JRF NET/SLET: Arihant publisher | 01 | |
| 21. | B.Sc. Practical Physics By C.L.Arora | 02 | |
| 22. | Classical Mechanics by Vimal Kumar Jain | 03 | |
| 23. | Field Quantization By Greiner | 02 | |
| 24. | Gauge Theory of Elementary particle Physics ( Problem & Solution) | 02 | |
| 25. | Gauge Theory of Elementary particle Physics | 02 | |
| 26. | Principles of Physics by Walker | 02 | |
| 27. | Introduction to physics by John D. Cutnell | 02 | |
| 28. | Statistical Mechanics by Huang | 02 | |
| 29. | Quantum Mechanics by Merzbacher | 02 | |
| 30. | An introduction to numerical analysis by Kendall | 02 | |
| 31. | The theory of everything by Stephen | 02 | |
| 32. | Waves & vibrations by T.S.Bhatia | 01 | |
| 33. | Physics of Degree Students (B.Sc. I Year ) by C.L.Arora | 02 | |
| 34. | Physics of Degree Students (B.Sc. IIYear ) by C.L.Arora | 02 | |
| 35. | Physics of Degree Students (B.Sc. III Year ) by C.L.Arora | 01 | |
| 36. | Classical Mechanics by N.C.Rana | 02 | |
| 37. | Radiation Detection & measurements by Knoll | 01 | |
| 38. | Digital Electronics by V.K.Puri | 02 | |
| 39. | A Concise introduction to MATLAB By William Palm | 01 | |
| 40. | Fundamental of Digital circuits by Anand Kumar | 03 | |
| 41. | Electronic devices & circuits by J.B. Gupta | 01 | |
| 42. 42. | Microprocessor architecture programming & application with 8085 by Gaonkar | 02 | |
| 43. | Monochrome & color television by R.R. Gulati | 03 | |
| 44. | Electricity & Magnetism by Mahajan | 01 | |
| 45. | STS.(Science, Tech &Society) Scientists by Oaker | 01 | |
| 46. | T.B. of Mechanics by Mathur | 01 | |
| 47. | T.B. of Electro Megnetism by Mathur | 01 | |
| 48. | T.B. of Solid State Electronics by Mathur | 01 | |
| 49. | Physics for Degree Student (B.sc. First Year) by C.L Arora | 01 | |
| 50. | Physics for Degree Student ( B.sc. Second Year) by C.L Arora | 01 | |
| 51. | Physics for Degree Student ( B.sc. Third Year) by C.L Arora | 01 | |
| 52. | Solid State Physics and Electronics by V.K Babbar | 01 | |
| 53. | Solid State Physics by V.K Babbar | 01 | |
| 54. | A Textbook of Optics by Renu jain | 01 | |
| 55. | Nuclear Physics by Ghoshal | 01 | |
| 56. | Modern Physics by Murugesan | 01 | |
| 57. | Electricity and Magnetism by Murugesan | 01 | |
| 58. | A Textbook of Oscillations , Waves & Acoustics by Gautam Ghosh | 01 | |
| 59. | Element of Quantum Mechanics by Kamal Singh | 01 | |
| 60. | Optics & Spectroscopy by Kiruthiga Sundaram | 01 | |
| 61. | B.Sc. Practical Physics by C.L Arora | 01 | |
| 62. | Refresher Course in Physics VOL. –I by C.L Arora | 01 | |
| 63. | Refresher Course in Physics VOL. –II by Harnam Singh | 01 | |
| 64. | Introductory Nuclear Physics by K.S Krane | 02 | |
| 65. | Introduction to Spectroscopy by Pavia | 02 | |
| 66. | Introduction to Nanotechnology by C.P Poole | ||
| 67. | Practical Physics by C.L Arora | ||
| 68. | Introduction to Quantum Mechanics by D.J Griffiths | 3 | |
| 69. | Solid State Physics by M.A Wahab | 2 | |
| 70. | Nuclear Physics (Theory & Experiment) by R.R Roy | 2 | |
| 71. | Physics (Volume-2) by Resnick | 1 | |
| 72. | Physics (Volume-1) by Resnick | 2 | |
| 73. | Lectures on Physics (Volume -3) by R.P Feynman | 2 | |
| 74. | Optics by Ajoy Ghatak | 1 | |
| 75. | Modern Quantum Mechanics by J.J Sakurai | 2 | |
| 76. | Introduction to Solid State Physics by Charles Kittel | 3 | |
| 77. | Optics by Ajoy Ghatak | 2 | |
| 78. | Atomic Spectroscopy by K.P.R Nair | 2 | |
| 79. | Computational Physics by V.K. Mittal | 2 | |
| 80. | Vibrations and Waves by A.P. French | 2 | |
| 81. | Advanced Quantum Mechanics by J.J Sakurai | 2 | |
| 82. | University Physics by G.S Chaddha | 3 | |
| 83. | Introduction Elecrodynamics by D.J Griffiths | 3 | |
| 84. | Fiber-Optics Communication System by G.P Agrawal | 2 | |
| 85. | Quantum Mechanics by G.Aruldhas | 2 | |
| 86. | Mathematics Physics by P.K Chattopadhyya | 2 | |
| 87. | Elementary Solid State Physics by M Ali Omar | 2 | |
| 88. | Statistical Thermodynamics by M.C Gupta | 2 | |
| 89. | Nuclear Physics by Irving Kaplan | 2 | |
| 90. | A Textbook of Quantum Mechanics by P.M Methews | 2 | |
| 91. | Quantum Mechanics by J.L Powell | 2 | |
| 92. | Quantum Mechanics by M.P Khanna | 2 | |
| 93. | Mathematical Physics by Satya Prakash | 2 | |
| 94. | Solid State Electronics Devices by B.G.Streetman | 1 | |
| 95. | Fundamentals of Nuclear Physics by Srivastava | 1 | |
| 96. | Solutions to Irodov’s problems in General Physics(Vol-1) by A.K.Singh | 1 | |
| 97. | Spectroscopy by B.K.Sharma | 1 | |
| 98. | Concepts of Modern Physics by Arthur Beiser | 1 | |
| 99. | Solid State Physics by Vimal K.Jain | 1 | |
| 100. | Mechanics by Hugh D.Young | 1 | |
| 101. | Physics by J.Walker | 1 | |
| 102. | Physics by Hugh D.Young | 1 | |
| 103. | Physics by L.Mohan garg | 1 | |
| 104. | BASIC PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 105. | POLYMER SCIENCE A TEXT BOOKS | 1 | |
| 106. | SOLID STATE ENGINEERING | 1 | |
| 107. | LEARNING PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 108. | 100 YEARS OF EINSTEIN THEORY OF RELATIVITY | 1 | |
| 109. | ATOMIC STRUCTURE | 1 | |
| 110. | ELECTICITY AND ELECTRONICS | 1 | |
| 111. | ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 112. | NUCLEAR PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 113. | QUANTUM MECHANICS | 1 | |
| 114. | ENGINEERING PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 115. | ELEMENTS OF MODERN PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 116. | SOLID – STATE PHYSICS AN INTRODUCTION TO PRINCIPLES OF MATERIALS SCIENCE | 1 | |
| 117. | ELECTROMAGNETICS | 1 | |
| 118. | NUMERICAL HEAT TRANSFER AND FLUID FLOW | 1 | |
| 119. | STATISTICAL PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 120. | MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES | 1 | |
| 121. | CLASSICAL AND QUANTUM DYNAMICS FROM CLASSICAL PATHS | 1 | |
| 122. | THE PHYSICS OF SEMICONDUCTORS | 1 | |
| 123. | THERMO DYNAMICS | 1 | |
| 124. | MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR SCIENTISTS FOR ENGINEERS | 1 | |
| 125. | CLASSICAL MECHANICS | 1 | |
| 126. | ADV QUANTUMMECHANICS | 1 | |
| 127. | ELECTROMEGNETIC & WAVES | 1 | |
| 128. | LOGICAL REASEANING | 1 | |
| 129. | SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES | 1 | |
| 130. | SOLAR ENERGY | 1 | |
| 131. | BASIC ELECTRONICS | 1 | |
| 132. | TEST OF REASENING | 1 | |
| 133. | CLASSICAL MECHANICS | 1 | |
| 134. | QUANTUM MECHANICS | 1 | |
| 135. | MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 136. | CLASSICAL ELECTRODYNAMICS | 1 | |
| 137. | QUANTUM MECHANICS | 1 | |
| 138. | THERMAL PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 139. | QUANTUM MECHANICS | 1 | |
| 140. | NUCLEAR PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 141. | WAVES & OSCILLATION | 1 | |
| 142. | QUANTUM MECHANICS | 1 | |
| 143. | LESAR & OPTICS | 1 | |
| 144. | SOLID STATE PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 145. | CLASSICAL MECHANICS | 1 | |
| 146. | LOGICAL REASENING | 1 | |
| 147. | SPECTRASCOPY | 1 | |
| 148. | VERBAL & NON VERBAL REASENING | 1 | |
| 149. | FUNDA OF PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 150. | QUANTUM PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 151. | NUCLEAR PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 152. | CLASSICAL MECHANICS | 1 | |
| 153. | ENGG PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 154. | OPTICS | 1 | |
| 155. | SOLID STATE PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 156. | INT TO OPTICS | 1 | |
| 157. | STATISTICAL PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 158. | PHYSICS FOR ENGG. | 1 | |
| 159. | PHYSICAL SCIENCE | 1 | |
| 160. | NUMERICAL EXAMPLER IN PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 161. | GENERAL SCIENCE PAPER-1 | 1 | |
| 162. | MODERN PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 163. | ATOMIC & MOLECULAR SPECTRASCOPY | 1 | |
| 164. | DIGITAL & ANALOG COMMUN | 1 | |
| 165. | MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS | 1 | |
| 166. | PHYSICS FOR SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE | 1 | |
| 167. | ELECTROMEGNETIC FILD THEORY | 1 | |
| 168. | SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY | 1 | |
| 169. | Monochrome and Colour Television ,3 /E by R.R. Gulati | 3 | |
| 170. | OP-AMPS and Linear Integrated Circuits 4th ED by Gayakwad | 3 | |
| 171. | Principal of Electronics by V.K. Mehta | 2 | |
| 172. | Operational Amlifiers and Their Application by Subir Kumar | 3 | |
| 173. | Hand Book of Electronics 2 Vol by Gupta Kumar by Knoll | 2 | |
| 174. | Radiation Detection & Measurement by | 1 | |
| 175. | Modern Quantum Mechanics 2nd Edition by Sakurai | 2 | |
| 176. | Stattistical Mechanics 3/E by Pathria | 3 | |
| 177. | Classical Electrodynamics by S.P. Puri | 2 | |
| 178. | Communication by Gaonkar | 1 | |
| 179. | 8085 Microprocessor by Eagle | 1 | |
| 180. | DCLC by Anand Kumar | 1 | |
| 181. | Quantum Mechanics by Gniffeir | 1 | |
| 182. | Mathematical Physics by Das | 2 | |
| 183. | B.Sc Practical Physics by Arora | 3 | |
| 184. | Collisters Material Science by | 2 | |
| 185. | Physics Vol – I by H.C Verma | 2 | |
| 186. | Physics Vol – II by H.C Verma | 2 | |
| 187. | Fundamental of Physics by Resnick | 4 | |
| 188. | Spectroscopy by Raj Kumar | 1 | |
| 189. | Electromagnetic by Satya P | 2 | |
| 190. | Mathematics by Satya P | 4 | |
| 191. | Electronics by K.C Sali | 4 | |
| 192. | Condensed Mater Physics by T.S. Bhatia | 2 | |
| 193. | Electrical and electronic Measurement by Sahni | 1 | |
| 194. | Radiation and Particle Physics by Modern | 1 | |
| 195. | Nuclear Physics by Modern | 1 | |
| 196. | Vibration and Waves by Modern | 1 | |
| 197. | Atomic , Spectra and Laser by Modern | 1 | |
| 198. | Relativity and Electromagnetism by Modern | 1 | |
| 199. | Radiation and Particle Physics by Dinesh | 1 | |
| 200. | Quantum Mechanics by Dinesh | 1 | |
| 201. | Vibration and Waves by Dinesh | 1 | |
| 202. | Nuclear Physics by Dinesh | 1 | |
| 203. | Atomic , Spectra and Physics by Dinesh | 1 | |
| 204. | Relativity Electromagnetism by Dinesh | 1 | |
| 205. | Nuclear Physics by Kulwant S Thind | 2 | |
| 206. | Particle Physics by Kulwant S Thind | 2 | |
| 207. | Optics by Ashok Sharma | 15 | |
| 208. | Statistical Physics and Thermo by Ashok sharma | 15 | |
| 209. | Electronics by K.C. Bali | 20 | |
| 210. | Relativity and Electromagnetism by Dinesh | 20 | |
| 211. | Quantum Mechanics by Modern | 15 | |
| 212. | Atomic , Spectra and Laser by Modern | 15 | |
| 213. | Nuclear Physics by Kulwant Singh | 20 | |
| 214. | Particle Physics by Kulwant Singh | 20 | |
| 215. | Microprocessor by Gaonkar | 1 | |
| 216. | Monochrome and Colour Television by Gulati | 1 | |
| 217. | B.Sc Practical Physics by Arora | 1 | |
| 218. | General Science by | 2 | |
| 219. | Concepts of Physics Vol – I by H.C Verma | 2 | |
| 220. | Concepts of Physics Vol – II by H.C Verma | 2 | |
| 221. | Optics by Ghatak | 2 | |
| 222. | Modern Quantum Mechanics by Sakurai | 2 | |
| 223. | Atomic , molecular spectra by Raj Kumar | 2 | |
| 224. | Electronics by | 1 | |
| 225. | Electronics by | 1 | |
| 226. | Condensed Matter by | 1 | |
| 227. | Optics by | 1 | |
| 228. | Optics by | 1 | |
| 229. | Statistical Physics | 1 | |
| 230. | Statistical Physics | 1 | |
| 231. | Analytical Mechanics | 1 | |
| 232. | Electricity and Magnetism | 1 | |
| 233. | Mechanics | 1 | |
| 234. | Electricity and Magnetism | 1 | |
| 235. | Statistical Physics | 2 | |
| 236. | Encyclopedia of general science | 1 | |
| 237. | Physics M.Sc by Dr. N.K. Nayyar | 1 | |
| 238. | P.G.T. Physics | 1 | |
| 239. | IIT jam Physics | 1 | |
| 240. | Post Graduate Physics | 1 | |
| 241. | Electricity and Magnetism by D.C Pandey | 1 | |
| 242. | Wave and Thermodynamics by D.C Pandey | 1 | |
| 243. | Mechanics Vol – I by D.C Pandey | 1 | |
| 244. | Mechanics Vol – II by D.C Pandey | 1 | |
| 245. | Modern Physics by Arthur Beizer | 1 | |
| 246. | Solid State electronic devices | 1 | |
| 247. | Optics and Modern Physics by D.C Pandey | 1 | |
| 248. | Quantum Mechanics | 1 | |
| 249. | Introduction to electrodynamics | 1 | |
| 250. | Concept of Physics by H.C. Verma | 2 | |
| 251. | B.Sc. Practical Physics by C.L Arora | 2 | |
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