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APPLIED PHYSICS - Micro Project

The document provides instructions for micro projects in applied physics. It lists 15 group projects and 15 individual projects centered around key concepts in applied physics. Students must complete one group or individual project. Projects involve building models, simulations, or charts on topics like measurement tools, elasticity, heat transfer, waves and more. A project report format is also provided which requires students to document the objectives, methods, results, conclusions and references for their chosen project.

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APPLIED PHYSICS - Micro Project

The document provides instructions for micro projects in applied physics. It lists 15 group projects and 15 individual projects centered around key concepts in applied physics. Students must complete one group or individual project. Projects involve building models, simulations, or charts on topics like measurement tools, elasticity, heat transfer, waves and more. A project report format is also provided which requires students to document the objectives, methods, results, conclusions and references for their chosen project.

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APPLIED PHYSICS

MICRO PROJECT
SUBJECT: APPLIED PHYSICS SUBJECT CODE:4300004

TERM DATE: 23-09-2022 to 24-01-2023

Instructions:

1. Every student must have to do ANY ONE micro project from the given list of A section in the group of
3 to 5 students.

2. Student can make working model/chart/simulation/power point presentation/ about the micro project
using given HINT.

3. Every group of student must have to submit the micro project report also as described in the below
project report format

A
LIST OF MICRO PROJECTS:

(GROUP)

1. Measure physical quantities using smart phone applications.


2. To study the estimation of error in the measurement of radius of cylinder.
3. Arduino: Physical quantities such as Voltage, Magnetic field, Temperature, Light, Sound
and distance can be measured with the help of low-cost sensors and Arduino
4. Prepare the working model of Vernier caliper.
5. Collect wires and sheets of different gauges from market and estimate errors in measurements
using analog and digital Vernier Calipers.
6. Waves in string: standing waves in string using woofer loudspeaker.
7. Noise Level measurement: measure noise Level at different places in campus.
8. Sugar and bending of light: prepare a solution of sugar and water to demonstrate bending of
light.
9. Viscosity: Collect 3 to 5 liquids and prepare a working model to differentiate liquids based on
viscosity and demonstrate their applications. [you can use the viscometer of Physics lab]
10. The effect of length , mass and arc on the frequency of a pendulum.
11. Demonstrate the variations in surface tension characteristics of liquid by adding impurity and by
changing temperature and make a report on factors affecting the surface tension property of
liquid and make report. (Hint: one can use simulation also)
12. Demonstrate the variations in Young Modulus characteristics of different wires of different
thickness and material using simulation and make a report. (Hint: one can use simulation also)
13. Demonstrate Heat Transfer and thermal equilibrium using simulation and make report. (Hint:
one can use simulation also)
14. Demonstrate wave interference of sound and light waves using simulation and make report.
(Hint: one can use simulation also)
15. Demonstrate the variations in viscosity of liquid with changing temperature using simulation and
make a report. (Hint: one can use simulation also)
16. Make chart about different types of thermometers.
17. Make Chart of Thermometry and temperature scales
HINT: Thermometry-definition, Temperature-definition, Various temperature scales-Celsius
scale, Fahrenheit scale and Kelvin scale, Temperature conversion formula for these temperature
scale
18. Make Chart on Elasticity
HINT : Stress-Strain with their types, Hooke’s law, Moduli of elasticity, Young’s modulus, Bulk
modulus, Shear modulus, Stress-Strain curve
PROJECT REPORT FORMAT (GROUP)

On the first page give the below information


Name(s) Enrollment Number(s) Department/Division:

On the second page onwards write the below information

Project Title:

Objectives/Goals

Methods/Materials/Simulation

Observation Table/ Calculation/Results

Conclusions/Discussion

Guided By:

Name of Guide
LIST OF MICRO PROJECTS

B (INDIVIDUAL)

Instructions:

1. Every student must have to do micro project from the given list of B section individually
2. Student can make working model/chart/simulation/power point presentation/write about the
micro project using given HINT.
Chapter 1

1. Physical quantities and their units

HINT: Physical quantity –definition, Types of physical quantities, List of fundamental physical
quantities and SI units, List of derived physical quantities and their derived units

2. Vernier callipers and its zero error

HINT: Figure of vernier callipers with nomenclature, Formula for least count, Types of zero error-
positive and negative errors with correction

3. Micrometer screw gauge and its zero error

HINT: Figure of micrometre screw gauge with nomenclature, Formula for least count, Types of zero
error-positive and negative errors with correction

4. Errors and measurement and its estimation

HINT: Error-definition, Types of errors, absolute error, average absolute error, relative error and
percentage error
Chapter 2

5. Law of conservation of linear momentum

HINT: Law of conservation of linear momentum, its applications such as recoil of gun, rocket propulsion
6. Circular motion

HINT: Circular motion, angular displacement, angular velocity, angular acceleration and their
interrelation, Centripetal and centrifugal forces examples: banking of roads and bending of cyclist

Chapter 3

7. Elasticity

HINT Stress-Strain with their types, Hooke’s law, Moduli of elasticity, Young’s modulus, Bulk modulus,
Shear modulus, Stress-Strain curve

8. Surface Tension
HINT: Surface tension; concept and units, Cohesive and adhesive forces, Molecular range and
sphere of Influence, Laplace’s molecular theory, Angle of contact, Ascent Formula, Applications of
surface tension, Effect of temperature and impurity on surface tension

9. Viscosity

HINT:Viscosity and its SI units, Newton’s law of Viscosity, Viscous force, velocity
gradient and coefficient of viscosity and its SI units, free fall of an object through viscous
medium and terminal velocity, Types of fluid motion, stream line and turbulent flow, critical
velocity, Reynold’s number, Stokes’ law, Effect of temperature on viscosity, Applications of
viscosity in hydraulic systems

Chapter 4

10. Heat and temperature

HINT: Heat-definition and unit, Calorie-definition and relation between joule and calorie, Temperature-
definition and its various units

11. Modes of heat transfer

HINT: Three modes of heat transfer- Heat conduction, Heat convection and Heat radiation, Their
applications

12. Thermometry and temperature scales

HINT: Thermometry-definition, Temperature-definition, Various temperature scales-Celsius scale,


Fahrenheit scale and Kelvin scale, Temperature conversion formula for these temperature scale
13. Thermometers and its types

HINT: Thermometer-instrument used to measure temperature, List types of thermometers, Mercury


thermometer, Bimetallic thermometer, Platinum resistance thermometer and Pyrometer-their merits and
demerits
Chapter 5

14. Waves and its types

HINT: Waves-definition, List types of waves, Longitudinal and transverse waves-definitions, figure and
difference between them

14. Superposition principle and interference

HINT: Superposition of waves, interference-definition, List types of interference, Constructive and


destructive interference and their difference

15. Ultrasonic sonic waves: properties and applications

HINT: Ultrasonic waves-definition, Properties of ultrasonic waves, Applications of ultrasonic waves in


engineering and medical field
PROJECT REPORT FORMAT (INDIVIDUAL)

On the first page give the below information


Name:

Enrollment Number:

Department/Division:

On the second page onwards write about the any one of above
15 topics.

Dr. Vipul Shrimali Mr. D.K. Chudasama


Lecturer in Physics Lecturer in Physics
General Department, G.P. Rajkot General Department, G.P. Rajkot

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