Experimental laboratory II

Lecturer:

Miloš Pachr (gar.), Vojtěch Svoboda, Libor Škoda

Tutor:

Miloš Pachr (gar.), Vojtěch Svoboda, Libor Škoda

Supervisor:

Department of Physics

Synopsis:

Lecture is intended especially for students who intend to study some of the physical specializations of FNSPE (branch Physical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering). But it can be also attended by students interested in the other specializations. In Experimental laboratory students learn how to prepare for experiments (including work with the literature), the implementation of the measurement (acquire of different experimental procedures and routines), will teach writing the records of measurement, processing and evaluation of results. At the same time practically extend the knowledge gained in lectures on physics.

Requirements:

Knowledge of basic course of physics

Syllabus of lectures:

Syllabus of tutorials:

1.Capacity, electrostatic field.

2.Ferromagnetic hysteresis.

3.RLC circuits, driven and dumped oscillations.

4.Line spectra of Hg and Na spectral lamps using prism spectrometer.

5.Rtg spectrum of Mo anode.

6.Geometrical optics.

7.Microwawes.

8.Polarization of light.

9.Interference and diffraction of light.

10.Thermo-emission of electrons.

11.Specific electron charge, energy loss of alpha particles in gases.

12.Spectrum of gamma radiation.

Study Objective:

Knowledge:

Advanced experimental and analytic methods and experimental procedures

Abilities:

Application of the mentioned methods on specific physical experiments, processing and evaluation of results

Study materials:

Key references:

[1] Kolektiv KF: Physics I - Laporatory excersisies, ČVUT Praha 1998 (in Czech)

Recommended references:

[2] J.D.Wilson, C.A.Hernandez: Physics Laboratory Experiments, Brooks Cole Boston 2004

Media and tools:

laboratory of the department of physics

Note:

Time-table for winter semester 2011/2012:

Time-table is not available yet

Time-table for summer semester 2011/2012:

Time-table is not available yet

The course is a part of the following study plans: