TKN/KS/16/5825 Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Semester-III (C.B.S.)
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Examination PHYSICS-301 Paper—I
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(Sound Waves, Applied Acoustics, Ultrasonics &
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Power Supply)
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Time—Three Hours]
N.B. :— (1) ALL questions are compulsory. (2) Draw neat diagrams wherever necessary.
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[Maximum Marks—50
EITHER 1.
(A) What is musical scale ? What are the types of musical scale ? Explain the diatonic scale with its important characteristics. (B) (i)
Explain the construction and working of musical instrument Harmonium.
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(ii) The frequency of fundamental note from
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closed pipe is 200 Hz. What will be the
Explain the important requirements for good
frequency of fundamental note for an open
acoustics of Hall.
organ pipe of same length ?
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(ii) A Hall of a volume 5500 m3 is found to
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have a reverberation time of 2.3 seconds. The sound absorbing surface area is 750 m2 .
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velocity of sound.
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(C) Explain Hebb’s method for the measurement of
of sound.
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(E) If the tension on the string is increased by 2%,
what will be the percentage variation in its frequency ?
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(F) Explain the limit of audibility by human ear.
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(C) Explain method of recording and reproduction of sound on magnetic tape.
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(D) Describe the construction of moving coil loudspeaker with neat diagram.
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(E) Explain the important characteristics of transducers. 2½ (F) A cinema hall of volume 2500 m3 has an average
What are the different methods for recording of sound waves.
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(A) (i)
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(D) Distinguish between the intensity and loudness
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What is reverberation ?
absorption coefficient of 0.125. Calculate the reverberation time if surface area of Hall is
(ii) Explain the recording and reproduction of sound on cine-film. MXP-L—2480
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1660 m2 .
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(F) Describe the detection of Ultrasonic waves by
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Kundt’s tube method and sensitive flame method.
(A) What is SONAR system ? Explain its working
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with neat diagram. State its important applications. 5
(ii) Calculate
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Explain the working of Half wave rectifier with
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circuit diagram and input-output waveform. 5
ferromagnetic rod of length 40 mm.
OR (C) Explain the terms :
Describe the working of L-section filter. 3 (ii) A halfwave rectifier is used to supply 50 V dc to a load of 800 Ω. The forward resistance of diode is 25 Ω . Calculate the ac voltage
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(ii) Inverse Piezoelectric effect.
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(D) Describe any two applications of Ultrasonic waves in medical science.
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OR (C) Explain the line regulation and load regulation.
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(E) In a SONAR system, echo pulse of Ultrasonic
What is the necessity of filters in power supply ?
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(density = 7.25 × 103 kg/m3, γ = 115 × 109 N/m2 )
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(A) What is rectifier ?
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magneto-striction oscillator.
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Explain the construction and working of
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(B) (i)
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wave is detected after 0.1 second. Calculate the
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depth of the seq. (speed of Ultrasonic wave in
(D) Describe the working zener diode as a voltage
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(ix) What is acoustic grating ?
(E) A power supply is delivering 100 watts to a load
(x) Draw the block diagram of regulated power supply.
of 10 kΩ . Find the voltage present across the load if ripple factor is 0.1%.
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(xi) A power supply has no load voltage is 30 V and fuel load voltage is 29 V. Calculate the percentage of voltage regulation.
(F) Explain the voltage regulation with IC-317.
Solve any TEN (1 mark each) : (i)
(xii) Define avalanche breakdown.
What is group velocity ?
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(ii) How the stationary waves are formed ? wavelength λ = 100 cm. Find the corresponding
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phase difference.
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(iii) If the distance between two points is 20 cm and
(iv) Name the factors which affect architectural acoustics of a hall.
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(v) State the important drawback of crystal
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microphone.
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(vi) Define the active transducer.
(vii) What is the advantage of piezo-electric method
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in production of ultrasonic waves ?
(viii) Calculate the frequency of ultrasonic waves produced by quartz crystal of thickness 5 mm. (γ = 7.7 × 1011 dynes/cm γ = 2.65 g/cm3 )
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