Physics Lab manuals
- (MEASUREMENTS) Making simple measurements: time, length, surface area, volume. Introduction to error analysis.
- (MECHANICS) Investigating the motion of an air bubble in liquid.
- (MECHANICS) Investigating the motion of a body sliding down an inclined plane.
- (ENGINEERING PHYSICS) Determination of the density of solids with regular shapes.
- (MECHANICS) Newton’s second law of motion
- (ENGINEERING PHYSICS) Investigating the outflow of water from the Mariotte’s bottle.
- (THERMAL PHYSICS) Determining the specific latent heat of vaporization of water.
- (THERMAL PHYSICS) Investigating Newton’s law of cooling.
- (WAVES) Determining the speed of sound in air using Lissjous curves.
- (WAVES) Investigating the relationship between period and length for a simple pendulum.
- (WAVES) Investigating the oscillations of a mass on a spring.
- (ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM) Investigating the V-I characteristics of a resistor, a filament lamp and a diode.
- (ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM) Investigating the relationship between the length of a wire and its resistance.
- (ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM) Determining the characteristics of an NTC thermistor. Measurement of the energy gap of the semiconductor.
- (THERMAL PHYSICS) Verification of Gay-Lussac’s Law.
- (ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION) Investigating the discharging process in a capacitor.
- (IMAGING) Investigating the relationship between the intensity of a beam of EM radiation and the thickness of an absorber.
- (WAVES) Investigating total internal reflection.
- (IMAGING) Investigating the thin lens formula.
- (ATOMIC, NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS) Plotting BE vs atomic mass curve.
- (THERMAL PHYSICS) Verification of Boyle’s Law.
- (ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM) Investigating the relationship between the current and the magnetic field strength inside a solenoid.
- (MECHANICS) Investigating free fall.
- (ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM) Investigating resistor circuits.
- (ENGINEERING PHYSICS) Investigating the condition for rotational equilibrium of a lever.
- (ATOMIC, NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS)Investigating radioactive decay