LECTURE PLAN

XI Studying

PHYSICS Total Hrs : 90

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1. TOPIC : I : VECTOR
5 hrs

a. 1. Scalar Quantities, 2. Vector Quantity Lecture No. : 1 (1 hr)

Types of Vector :(1. Equal vector, 2. Zero (or Null Vector), 3. Unit
b. vector, 4. Co-initial Vector, 5. Collinear vector, 6. Coplanar vector,
7. Area vector).

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Laws of Vector : (1
(1. Triangle law of addition of two vectors,
vectors 22.
Addition of vectors : Graphically, 3. Parallelogram law of addition of
c. two vectors, 4. Polygon law of addition of vector, 5. Displacement Lecture No. : 2 (1 hr)
vector, 6. Resultant of two vectors (Formula), 7. Substaction of
vector : Graphically).

d. Resolution of a vector in a plane

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Lecture No. : 3 (1 hr)

e. Cosine Law

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JG Lecture No. : 4 (1 hr)

f. Position vector (R)
Signature :

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Multiplication of vectors :
(1. Multiplication by scalar, 2. Scalar (or dot) product of two vectors,
g. Lecture No. : 5 (1 hr)
3. Examples of scalar product, 4. Vector (or cross) product of two
vectors, 5. Properties of vector product

Some important result

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2. TOPIC : II : BASIC MATHEMATICS

2 hrs

1. Bionomial Expansion, 2. Trigonometry, 3. Parabola, Lecture No. : 6 (1 hr)

a.
4. Hyperbola, 5. Differentiation, 6. Maxima and Minima

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Lecture No. : 7 (1 hr)

b. Integration

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TOPIC : III : DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS & ERROR 3 hrs

3.
CALCULATION & INSTRUMENT

Lecture No
No. : 8 (1 hr)
a. 1. Physcial quantity, 2. Application of dimensional analysis

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Lecture No. : 9 (1 hr)

b. Error of measurement

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Lecture No. : 10 (1 hr)

c. 1. Vernier callipers, 2. Screw gauge

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KINEMATICS
4.
(MOTION IN 1D AND 2D)
8 hrs

Lecture No. : 11 (1 hr)

a. Position and Displacement vectors

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Speed and Velocity (with idea of instantaneous quantities involving

b. Lecture No. : 12 (1 hr)
graphical representation)

c. Average velocity and average speed.

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Motion in a straight line, uniformly accelerated motion along a

d. Lecture No. : 13 (1 hr)
straight line.

e. Velocity-time, Displacement-time, Velocity - displacement graph

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f. Non-uniform motion along a straight line Lecture No. : 14 (1 hr)

g. Calculation of velocity and acceleration by graphical method

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Lecture No. : 15 (1 hr)

h. Vertical motion along a straight line

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Lecture No. : 16 (1 hr)

i. Projectile motion (on horizontal and inclined plane)

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Lecture No. : 17 (1 hr)

j. Relative motion in 1-D

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Lecture No. : 18 (1 hr)

k. Relative motion in 2-D

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5. LAWS OF MOTION -I 3 hrs

Intuitive concept of force ( different types of forces available in the
a. Lecture No. : 19 (1 hr)
world and significance )

b. Inertia (role of mass as measurement of inertia)

c. Frame of reference, Pseudo force Newton's First Law of Motion

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d. Free body diagram Lecture No. : 20 (1 hr)

e. Constrained motion

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f. Momentum and Newton's second law of motion Lecture No. : 21 (1 hr)

g. Impulse and conservation of linear momentum

h. Rocket motion, System of variable mass

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6. LAWS OF MOTION - II 4 hrs

a. Newton's third law of motion Lecture No. : 22 (1 hr)

Equilibrium of concurrent forces (with component division and

b.
Lami's theorem)

c. Spring force

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d. Molecular theory of friction Lecture No. : 23 (1 hr)

e. Static and Kinetic friction ( Physical and graphical)

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f. Laws of friction Lecture No. : 24 (1 hr)

g. Rolling friction

h. Lubrication

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Lecture No. : 25 (1 hr)

i. Only probs related to friction and Newton's Laws of motion

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7. WORK, POWER AND ENERGY 4 hrs

a. Work done by a constant force and variable force Lecture No. : 26 (1 hr)

b. Notion of potential energy (from work done against a force)

c. Kinetic energy

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d. Work-energy theorem Lecture No. : 27 (1 hr)

e. Potential energy of a spring (in stretching or compressing)

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f. Conservative and Non-Conservative System Lecture No. : 28 (1 hr)

→ → →
g. Idea of ∇ operator ; Conservative force ∇× F = 0

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Conservation of mechanical energy(kinetic and potential energies

h. Lecture No. : 29 (1 hr)
with examples involving and not involving springs)

i. Non-Conservative force, Power

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CENTRE OF MASS, CONSERVATION

8.
OF LINEAR MOMENTUM AND COLLISION
6 hrs

Centre of a many particle system and distributed mass system Lecture No. : 30 (1 hr)
a.
(concept of moment)

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b. Motion of centre of mass Lecture No. : 31 (1 hr)

c. Centre of mass reference frame, concept of reduced mass

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Law of conservation of linear momentum (with reference to Lecture No. : 32 (1 hr)

d.
Newton's third law)

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Impulse of a force and its relation to change of momentum

e. Lecture No. : 33 (1 hr)
(Impulsive normal and tangent)
f. Impulsive forces, problem on impulse due to tension

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Lecture No. : 34 (1 hr)

g. Elastic and Inelastic collisions.

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Lecture No. : 35 (1 hr)

h. Oblique collision

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9. CIRCULAR MOTION 4 hrs

a. Kinematics of circular motion Lecture No. : 36 (1 hr)

b. Angular velocity
c. Angular acceleration
d. Tangential acceleration

e. Radial (centripetal) acceleration.

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f. Kinematical equations for constant angular acceleration Lecture No. : 37 (1 hr)

g. Centripetal force and centrifugal force and their differences

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h. Conical pendulum Lecture No. : 38 (1 hr)

i. Vehicle on level circular road with constant and increasing velocity

j. Banking of a road

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Lecture No. : 39 (1 hr)

k. Motion in a vertical circle

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10. ROTATIONAL MECHANICS 11 hrs

Lecture No. : 40 (1 hr)
a. Ml of a system of particles and Ml of a rigid body

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b. Parallel axes and perpendicular axes theorem Lecture No. : 41 (1 hr)

c. Radius of Gyration

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→ → →
The concept of torque as τ = r × F (detailed idea of torque Lecture No. : 42 (1 hr)
d.
experienced by a point mass and a rigid body)

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→ → Lecture No. : 43 (1 hr)

e. Concept of torque as τ = I α

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f. Angular momentum or moment of linear momentum Lecture No. : 44 (1 hr)

g. Relation between angular momentum and torque

h. Conservation of angular momentum

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Lecture No. : 45 (1 hr)

i. Angular momentum of a translating + rotating body

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Angular impulse as(torque) x (time) as well as its relation to change Lecture No. : 46 (1 hr)
j.
of angular momentum

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Lecture No. : 47 (1 hr)

k. Rotational/kinetic energy. (its conservation with examples)

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Pure rolling on horizontal as well as inclined plane.(role of friction in

Lecture No. : 48 (1 hr)
l. pure rolling , expression of velocity of a point on a rolling object,
rolling object's energy, I.A.O.R

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Rolling with force applied through and not through CM , momentum Lecture No. : 49 (1 hr)
m. → → →
of rolling object as L = r × m v + I ω , rolling on inclined plane

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Significance of minimum friction for pure rolling on inclined plane) Lecture No. : 50 (1 hr)
n.
condition for toppling on rough horizontal and inclined plane.

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11. GRAVITATION 6 hrs

a. The universal law of gravitation Lecture No. : 51 (1 hr)

Gravitational field due to a particle and Due to a system of particles.

b. Field due to a system of distributed mass such as rod, thin ring and
disc on the axis.

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c. Gravitational potential energy Lecture No. : 52 (1 hr)

d. Gravitational potential ( from work concepts ) Escape velocity

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e. Brief idea of flux of field and Gauss' theorem for gravitation Lecture No. : 53 (1 hr)

f. Application of Gauss's theorem for gravitation.

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Acceleration due to gravity and its variation with altitude, depth and Lecture No. : 54 (1 hr)
g.
latitude due to spin of earth.

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Lecture No. : 55 (1 hr)

i. Orbital velocity of a satellite, time period, Energy

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Keplar's laws of planetary motion with elliptical orbit , calculation for

j. Lecture No. : 56 (1 hr)
second law and applications

k. Geostationary satellites , Parking orbit, Polar satellite

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12. HYDROSTATICS 3 hrs

a. Pressure Lecture No. : 57 (1 hr)

b. Thrust on plane and curved surface, Hydrostatic paradox

c. Buoyancy, Archimedes principle

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d. Pascal's law Lecture No. : 58 (1 hr)

e. Condition of floatation

f. Meta-centre

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g. Hydraulic press Lecture No. : 59 (1 hr)

i. Siphon , Atmospheric Pressure

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VISCOSITY AND SURFACE TENSION

13.
(HYDRODYNAMICS)
4 hrs
Newton's formula for viscosity (molecular theory , flow of liquid
a. Lecture No. : 60 (1 hr)
through a channel and river flow)

b. Stokes' law

c. Terminal velocity

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d. Streamline and turbulent flow Lecture No. : 61 (1 hr)

e. Reynold's number

f. Critical velocity & Poiseulli's formula, resistance of flow in pipe

Difference of ideal and viscous fluids , variation of η with

g.
temperature and impurity
h. Equation of continuity

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i. Bernoulli's theorem Lecture No. : 62 (1 hr)

j. Venturimeter, Torichelli's Theorem, Pitot tube

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k. Surface energy and surface tension, Tension in loop Lecture No. : 63 (1 hr)

l. Application of surface tension ideas to drops

m. angle of contact

n. Excess of pressure, Common radius

o. Bubbles and capillary rise, Jurins Law, Insufficient length

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14. ELASTICITY 3 hrs

a. Elastic behavior and its reason from molecular theory Lecture No. : 64 (1 hr)

b. Definitions of few quantities like elastic limit, fatigue etc

c. Stress-strain relationship, stress-strain graph.

d. Hooke's law (proportional limit and true elastic limit)

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e. Young's modulus and Bulk modulus Lecture No. : 65 (1 hr)

f. Comparing a wire with a spring , force constant of a wire

g. Poisson's ratio

h. Modulus of rigidity

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i. Elastic energy (Comparison with spring energy) Lecture No. : 66 (1 hr)

j. Torsion of a cylinder

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15. CALORIMETRY, THERMAL EXPANSION 2 hrs

a. Heat, temperature and Temperature scale Lecture No. : 67 (1 hr)

Thermal expansion of solids, liquids and gases (including

b.
compensated pendulum)

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Anomalous expansion (merits, demerits) , Calorimetry , Change of

c. Lecture No. : 68 (1 hr)
state - latent heat
d. Triple point

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16. HEAT TRANSFER 3 hrs

Heat transfer - Steady state and variable state. Thermal
a. Lecture No. : 69 (1 hr)
conductivity Ingen-Hausz's Experiment, Diffusivity.

b. Thermal resistance, Radial flow of heat

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c. Freezing of ice in a lake Lecture No. : 70 (1 hr)

d. Radiation, Convection, A + T + R = 1

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Qualitative ideas of Black body Radiation (including emissivity,

e. Lecture No. : 71 (1 hr)
absorbity)

f. Wein's displacement law , Green house effect

g. Kirchoff's law , Stefan's law (Solar constant)

h. Newton's law of cooling

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17. KINETIC THEORY OF GASES 2 hrs

a. Assumptions and evidence, Brownian motion Lecture No. : 72 (1 hr)

Concept of pressure (deduction and related derivation from the

b.
expression)

c. Kinetic energy and temperature

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d. Most probable velocity, RMS velocity, Average velocity Lecture No. : 73 (1 hr)

Law of equi-partition of energy(statement only) and application to

e.
specific heat capacities of gases

f. Degree of freedom ( DOF dependence on atomicity)

g. Concept of mean free path

h. Explanation Gas Laws etc with kinetic theory.

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18. THERMODYNAMICS 5 hrs

Thermal equilibrium and definition of temperature (zeroth law of
a. Lecture No. : 74 (1 hr)
thermodynamics) thermal equilibrium, System, Surroundings.

b. Heat, work and internal energy

First law of thermodynamics , Indicator diagram, Quasi static

c.
process

Intensive, Extensive variables, State and Path functions,

d.
Thermodynamic variables.

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⎛ 2⎞
e. Concept of Cp and Cv and D.O.F ⎜ γ = 1 + ⎟ Lecture No. : 75 (1 hr)
⎝ f⎠

f. Thermodynamic Process (all four), P-V, P-T, V-T graph

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g. Polytropic process Lecture No. : 76 (1 hr)

h. Introduction to Entropy, T-S diagram

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Second Law of the thermodynamics (Kelvin planck and Claussius Lecture No. : 77 (1 hr)
i.
statement), Limitation of First Law

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j. Reversible and irreversible processes , Carnot theorem, Cycle. Lecture No. : 78 (1 hr)

k. Heat engines and refrigerators

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19. SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION 5 hrs

a. Periodic motion-period Lecture No. : 79 (1 hr)

b. Frequency
c. Displacement as a function of time

d. Periodic functions

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Simple harmonic motion(SHM) and its equation and related

e. Lecture No. : 80 (1 hr)
parameters, Phase

f. Energy in SHM-Kinetic and potential energies

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Oscillations of a spring-mass system restoring force , force

g. Lecture No. : 81 (1 hr)
constant

h. Combinations of springs

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i. Simple pendulum-derivation of expression for its time period Lecture No. : 82 (1 hr)

j. Compound pendulum, Angular SHM

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k. SHM of pure rolling bodies Lecture No. : 83 (1 hr)

Free,, forced and damped

p oscillations(qualitative
(q ideas only),
y),
l
l.
Resonance, Critical damping

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20. WAVE MOTION AND SOUND 7 hrs

a. Wave motion Lecture No. : 84 (1 hr)

b. Longitudinal and transverse waves

c. Speed of wave motion

d. Displacement relation for a progressive wave

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Lecture No. : 85 (1 hr)

e. Speed of sound in solid, liquid, gas (Laplaces correction)

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Principle of superposition of waves (Detailed with calculative part) Lecture No. : 86 (1 hr)
f.
and SHM

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Standing waves in strings, Fundamental mode and harmonic Lecture No. : 87 (1 hr)
g.
effects

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h. Resonance tube, End correction, Standing wave Inorgan pipe Lecture No. : 88 (1 hr)

i. Intensity, Intensity level, distribution, Energy density

j. Pressure equation

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k. Beats Lecture No. : 89 (1 hr)

l. Interference

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m. Doppler's effect in sound wave and light waves. Lecture No. : 90 (1 hr)

n. Intra sonic, ultra sonic, super sonic and Mach number

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LECTURE PLAN
XII Studying

PHYSICS Total Hrs : 90

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1. ELECTROSTATICS 15 hrs
a. Charge Lecture No. : 1 (1 hr)

(i) Quantised nature of charge

(ii) Conservation of charge

z Properties of charge and methods of charging.

b. Coulomb's law and its application

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c. Electric field Lecture No. : 2 (1 hr)

z Superposition of electric field

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Lecture No. : 3 (1 hr)

d. Electric lines of force

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e. Electric field due to : Lecture No. : 4 (1 hr)

z A point charge

z A line charge

z A ring of charge

z A disk of charge

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f. Electric dipole Lecture No. : 5 (1 hr)

(i) Electric field due to a dipole

(ii) Electric dipole in an external uniform electric field

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g. Solid angle Lecture No. : 6 (1 hr)

(i) Concept of plane angle

(ii) Concept of solid angle

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h. Electric flux Lecture No. : 7 (1 hr)

i. Gauss's Law, Shell theorem

(i) Definition of Gaussian surface

(ii) Ruels of selection of Gaussian surface

(iii) Selection of Gaussian surface

(iv) Problem solving tactics for Gauss's law

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j. Application of Gauss's laws Lecture No. : 8 (1 hr)

(i) Electric field due to an infinite line of charge

(ii) Electric fileld due to uniformly charged spherical shell

Electric field at a point due to a uniformly charged infinite plane

(iii)
sheet

(iv) Electric field close to the surface of a charged conductor

k. Electrostatic pressure

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l. Electric potential and potential difference Lecture No. : 9 (1 hr)

m. Equipotential surface

n. Electric potential energy

z Two charge system

z For three charges, self potential energy

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z Energy density Lecture No. : 10 (1 hr)

o. Electric potential energy of a dipole placed in a uniform electric field

p. Shell problem

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q. Conductor in Electrostatics Lecture No. : 11 (1 hr)

r. Dielectrics and Polarisation

s. Concept of capacitance and capacitor

t. Capacitance of capacitors of different shapes

(i) Parallel plate capacitor

(ii) Cylindrical capacitor

(iii) Spherical capacitor

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u. Combination of capacitors Lecture No. : 12 (1 hr)

v. Sharing of charge

w. Parallel plate capacitor

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Induced charge when a dielectric is placed between charged

(i) Lecture No. : 13 (1 hr)
parallel plate capacitor

(ii) Capacitance of capacitor with one dielectric slab

(iii) Capacitance of capacitor with more than one dielectric slab

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x. Force developed inside the parallel plate capacitor Lecture No. : 14 (1 hr)

(i) Force between the plates of a capacitor

Force on the dielectric slab placed between the plates of a

(ii)
parallel plate capacitor

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Effect of dielectric on capacitance, charge, potential difference, field

y. Lecture No. : 15 (1 hr)
and energy

z. Electrostatic potential energy stored in a capacitor

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2. CURRENT ELECTRICITY 11 hrs

a. Basic terms (a to f) Lecture No. : 16 (1 hr)

b. Electric current

c. Charge carriers for current

d. Drift velocity (Vd)

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e. Current density Lecture No. : 17 (1 hr)

f. Ohm's law

g. Resistance and resistivity or specific resistance

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Lecture No. : 18 (1 hr)

h. Combination of resistances

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i. Electrical energy, Power and Joule's Heating Lecture No. : 19 (1 hr)

(i) Work done, Power and Joule's heating effect

Energy, Power and Joule heating energy transfer in an electric

(ii)
circuit
(iii) Power and energy : Units
j. Maximum power transfer from A D.C Source
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k. (i) Combination of bulbs and heaters Lecture No. : 20 (1 hr)

(ii) Star-delta combination

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l. Conductivity Lecture No. : 21 (1 hr)

m. Colour code of carbon resistance

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n. Source of EMF Lecture No. : 22 (1 hr)

(i) EMF (Electromotive force)

(ii) Internal resistance (r) :

(iii) Terminal potential difference (V) :

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Lecture No. : 23 (1 hr)

o. Grouping of cells; series; parallel and mixed grouping

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p. Terms related with electrical circuits Lecture No. : 24 (1 hr)

q. Kirchhoff's law

(i) Current law

(ii) Voltage Law

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r. Measuring instrument Lecture No. : 25 (1 hr)

(i) Wheatstone's bridge

(ii) Meter bridge

(iii) Potentiometer and its application

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s. (i) Galvanometer Lecture No. : 26 (1 hr)

(ii) Ammeter

(iii) Voltmeter

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MAGNETIC EFFECT OF CURRENT AND

3.
ELECTROMAGNETISM
14 hrs

a. Concept of magnetic field and Oersted experiment Lecture No. : 27 (1 hr)

(a) Biot-Savart law : Magnetic field due to current element

Magnetic field due to moving charge (approximated from Biot-

(b)
Savart)
Application of Biot-savarts law

(c) Magnetic field due to straight wire

(i) Magnetic field due to finite straight current carrying wire

(ii) Magnetic field due to infinite current carrying wire

(iii) Magnetic field due to semi infinite current carrying wire

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Magnetic field due to a current carrying coil (Application of

(d) Lecture No. : 28 (1 hr)
magnetic field)

(i) Magnetic field at centre of coil

(ii) Magnetic field at the axis of coil

(iii) Magnetic field due to circular arc at its centre

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(e) Ampere's circuital law Lecture No. : 29 (1 hr)

(f) Application of amperes circuital law

(i) Magnetic field due to long current carrying cylindrical wire

(ii) Magnetic field inside solenoid

(iii) Magnetic field in a Toroid

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b. Effect of Magnetic field Lecture No. : 30 (1 hr)

(a) Effect of magnetic field on moving charge

(i) Force on moving charge particle in magnetic field.

(ii) Work done by magnetic force

Motion of charge particle in uniform magnetic field

(iii)
i. Radius ii. Frequency iii. Time period

Motion of charge particle in combined electric and magnetic

field.
(iv) i. Lorentz force
ii. Crossed elctric and magnetic field velocity selector
iii. Cyclotron

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Force experienced by current carrying conductor is a magnetic

(b) Lecture No. : 31 (1 hr)
field

(i) Force experienced by loop in uniform magnetic field

Tension developed in wire of a closed loop in uniform magnetic

(ii)
field

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(c) Force between two parallel current carrying conductor Lecture No. : 32 (1 hr)

(i) Force between two current carrying element

Force per unit length between two long straight parallel current
(ii)
carrying conductor.

Torque experienced by current carrying loop in uniform

(iii)
magnetic field.

| RPP3_F „ CHW3_F |

c. Application of magentic effect in measurement Lecture No. : 33 (1 hr)

(a) Moving coil galvanometer

(i) Current sensitivity

(ii) Voltage sensitivity

(b) Ammeter and conversion of galvanometer into ammeter

(c) Voltmeter and conversion of galvanometer into voltmeter

| RPP3_G „ CHW3_G |
d. Magnetic dipole Lecture No. : 34 (1 hr)

(a) Magnetic dipole of a current carrying coil

(b) Magnetic moment of bar magnet (visualization as a coil)

(c) Magnetic dipole due to circulating charge

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(d) Magnetic field due to dipole (short bar magnet) Lecture No. : 35 (1 hr)

(i) At a point on the axis

(ii) At a equitorial axis (neutral axis)

(iii) At any point

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(e) Magnetic dipole placed in uniform field Lecture No. : 36 (1 hr)

(i) Torque experienced by dipole

(ii) Work done in rotating magnetic dipole

(iii) Potential energy of magnetic dipole

(iv) Comarision between electric and magnetic dipole

(v) Angular SHM of dipole

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e. Magnetic lines of force and their characteristic Lecture No. : 37 (1 hr)

f. Terresterial magnetism

(a) Elements of earth magnetic field

(i) Declination

(ii) Dip or inclination

(iii) Component of earth magnetic field

(b) Combined effect of bar magnet and earth magnetic field

| RPP3_K „ CHW3_K |

(c) Tangent law Lecture No. : 38 (1 hr)

(d) Tangent galvanometer

(i) construction

(ii) working principle

(iii) reduction
d ti ffactor
t

(iv) sensitivity

(e) Vibrational magnatometer

comparisions of magnetic moment of two magnet of identical
(i)
size and material
comparisions of magnetic meoment of two magnet of different
(ii)
size.
(iii) comparision of earth magnetic field at two different point
(f) Deflection magnatometer, tan A and tan B position
| RPP3_L „ CHW3_L |

g. Terms related to magnetics Lecture No. : 39 (1 hr)

h. Magnetic material

(a) Some physical quantity that classify magnetic material

(i) Magnetic intensity or intensity of magnetising field

(ii) Intensity of magnetisation
(iii) Magnetic succeptibity

(iv) Magnetic permeability

(v) Relationship between magnetic succeptibility and permeability

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(b) Origin of magnetic behaviour of matter - dipole moment of atom Lecture No. : 40 (1 hr)

(c) Classification of magnetic material

(i) Diamagnetic

(ii) Paramagnetic

(iii) Ferromagnetic

(d) Hysterisis loop, Electromagnet, Permanent magnet

| RPP3_N „ CHW3_N |

4. ELECTROMAGENTIC INDUCTION 6 hrs

a. Flux—unit—dimensions Lecture No. : 41 (1 hr)

b. Faraday Law, motional emf

c
c. Induced emf — induced current

| RPP4_A „ CHW4_A |

d. Lenz's Law, Conservation of energy Lecture No. : 42 (1 hr)

e. Closed electric lines of force in variable magnetic field

| RPP4_B „ CHW4_B |

f. Eddy current Lecture No. : 43 (1 hr)

g. Self inductance

h. Mutual inductance, Transformar, losses

| RPP4_C „ CHW4_C |

i. Combination of Inductances : Lecture No. : 44 (1 hr)

Series

Parallel

Mixed

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j. Self inductance of an infinite solenoid Lecture No. : 45 (1 hr)

Mutual inductance between two co-axial and infinite solenoids,

k.
Coefficient of coupling

| RPP4_E „ CHW4_E |

l. Problem on EMI Lecture No. : 46 (1 hr)

m. L.C oscilation

| RPP4_F „ CHW4_F |

5. ALTERNATING CURRENT 5 hrs

a. Alternating current : Lecture No. : 47 (1 hr)

Sinusoidal, Square

b. For Sinusoidal Alternating Current, Square,

Peak value

R.M.S. value

Form factor

| RPP5_A „ CHW5_A |

Average value on full cycle in A.C. Lecture No. : 48 (1 hr)

Average value on positive half cycle in A.C.

c. Capacitive and inductive reactance
d. Impedance

e. Power foctor
| RPP5_B „ CHW5_B |

f. Phasor : Lecture No. : 49 (1 hr)

Only R

Only C

Only L

R — C Series

R — L Series

L — C Series

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L — C — R Series Lecture No. : 50 (1 hr)

Resonance circuit, Q value, Sharpness of resonance, Power, Power

g.
Factor

| RPP5_D „ CHW5_D |

h. Wattless Current, Wattful Current Lecture No. : 51 (1 hr)

i. A.C. Generator, D.C. Motor

| RPP5_E „ CHW5_E |

6. ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE 3 hrs

a. Need for displacement current. Lecture No. : 52 (1 hr)

b. Plane electromagnetic waves

c. Velocity of electromagnetic wave

d. Relation between E and D of a wave

e. Properties of electromagnetic wave

f. Oscilatory discharge

g. Hertz experiment

| RPP6_A „ CHW6_A |

h. Energy of electromagnetic wave Lecture No. : 53 (1 hr)

i. Intensity of electromagnetic wave

j. Pressure due to incidence of electromagnetic wave :
On white body
On black body

k. Poynting vector

| RPP6_B „ CHW6_B |

l. Graphical representation of electromagnetic waves Lecture No. : 54 (1 hr)

Electromagnetic spectrum (radio waves, infrared, visible, ultraviolet,

m. Xrays, gamman rays) including elementary facts about their uses
(LF, HF etc.)

| RPP6_C „ CHW6_C |

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7. RAY OPTICS 9 hrs

a. Reflection of light Lecture No. : 55 (1 hr)

b. Reflection from plane surface

| RPP7_A „ CHW7_A |

c. Reflection from spherical surface Lecture No. : 56 (1 hr)

(i) Spherical mirror

(ii) New cartesian sign conventions

(iii) Image formation by spherical mirrors

(iv) Spherical mirror formulae
| RPP7_B „ CHW7_B |

d. Refraction of light Lecture No. : 57 (1 hr)

(i) Laws of refraction

(ii) Refraction through various medium

| RPP7_C „ CHW7_C |

(iii) Optical path Lecture No. : 58 (1 hr)

(iv) Lateral shift due to glass slab

(v) Real depth and apparent depth

(vi) Refraction effects at sunrise and sunset

| RPP7_D „ CHW7_D |

e. Total Internal reflection Lecture No. : 59 (1 hr)

f. Critical angle
g. Some examples of total internal reflection
(i) Difference between total internal reflection and reflection
(ii) Field vision of fish
| RPP7_E „ CHW7_E |

Lecture No. : 60 (1 hr)

h. Refraction from a spherical surface

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i. Lens Lecture No. : 61 (1 hr)

(i) Convex lens or converging lens

(ii) Concave lens or diverging lens

(iii) Sign conventions

(iv) Lens Maker's forula

(v) Thin lens formula

(vi) Formation of image by lenses

(vii) Linear magnification

(viii) Power of a lens
j. Combination of thin lenses in contact

k. Lens with one silvered surface

l. Combination of lens and mirror

| RPP7_G „ CHW7_G |

Lecture No. : 62 (1 hr)

m. Prism

| RPP7_H „ CHW7_H |

n. Dispersion of light Lecture No. : 63 (1 hr)

o. Combination of prism

(i) Deviation without dispersion

(ii) Dispersion without deviation

p. Scattering of light
Optical Instrument
q. Human Eye

(i) Structure of eye

(ii) Important note

(iii) Defects of vision

r. Optical instruments

(i) Microscope
(ii) Telescope
| RPP7_I „ CHW7_I |

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8. WAVE OPTICS 8 hrs

a. Wavefront Lecture No. : 64 (1 hr)

b. Huygens' principle

c. Proof of law of reflection by Hygen's principle

d. Proof of law of refraction by Hygen's principle

| RPP8_A „ CHW8_A |
e. Interference of light Lecture No. : 65 (1 hr)

(i) Interference

(ii) Coherant source

(iii) In coherent source

(iv) Intensity distribution

| RPP8_B „ CHW8_B |

f. Young's double slit experiment Lecture No. : 66 (1 hr)

(a) For constructive interference

(b) For destructive interference

| RPP8_C „ CHW8_C |

Lecture No. : 67 (1 hr)

g. Problem solving on YDSE

| RPP8_D „ CHW8_D |

Lecture No. : 68 (1 hr)

h. Colour of thin films

| RPP8_E „ CHW8_E |
i. Diffraction of light Lecture No. : 69 (1 hr)

j. Diffraction due to a single slit

| RPP8_F „ CHW8_F |

k. Resolving power of an optical insturment Lecture No. : 70 (1 hr)

l. Polarisation of light

m. Malus law

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n. Polarization by reflection Lecture No. : 71 (1 hr)

o. Brewster's law

p. Doppler's effect in light

q. Expression for apparent frequency of light

| RPP8_H „ CHW8_H |

9. DUAL NATURE OF MATTER 3 hrs

a. Dual nature of radiation. Lecture No. : 72 (1 hr)

b. Photoelectric effect, Hertz and Lenard’s observations

c. Einstein’s photo-electric equation—particle nature light.

| RPP9_A „ CHW9_A |

d. Matter waves : Wave nature of particles, de Broglie relation. Lecture No. : 73 (1 hr)

e. De Broglie wave length for orbital electron

f. Velocity of de Broglie wave

| RPP9_B „ CHW9_B |

g. Elffect of wave concept of particle on Bohr's theory Lecture No. : 74 (1 hr)

h. X-ray emission

i. Continuous, Characteristic X-ray , K-line, L-line

Davission—Germer experiment (experimental details should be

j.
omitted; only conclusion should be explained), Bragg's Law

| RPP9_C „ CHW9_C |

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10. ATOMS AND NUCLEI 7 hrs

a. Alpha-particle scattering experiment Lecture No. : 75 (1 hr)

b. Rutherford’s model of atom, its failure

c. Bohr model, Bohr's hypothesis

| RPP10_A „ CHW10_A |

d. Quantized energy of orbital electrons Lecture No. : 76 (1 hr)

e. Radii of orbits

f. Energy of orbital electrons

| RPP10_B „ CHW10_B |

g. Rydberg's constant Lecture No. : 77 (1 hr)

h. Hydrogen spectrum , Excitation potential, Ionization potential

i. Limitation of Bohr's theory

Composition and size of nucleus

nucleus, atomic masses
masses, isotopes
isotopes, isobars;
j.
isotones.

| RPP10_C „ CHW10_C |

Mass energy equivalence , Mass defect , Binding energy per

k. Lecture No. : 78 (1 hr)
nucleon

l. Variation of binding energy per nucleon with mass number

m. Nuclear fission , Nuclear fusion

| RPP10_D „ CHW10_D |

n. Radio activity (α-particle, β-particle, γ-ray with explanation) Lecture No. : 79 (1 hr)

o. Law of radioactivity : Half life, Average life

| RPP10_E „ CHW10_E |
p. Successive disintegration Lecture No. : 80 (1 hr)

q. Problem solving on radioactivity

| RPP10_F „ CHW10_F |

r. Chain reactions , Q-value of a nuclear reaction Lecture No. : 81 (1 hr)

s. Artificial radioactivity , Uses of radioisotopes

t. Nuclear reactor , Atom Bomb

| RPP10_G „ CHW10_G |

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11. ELECTRONIC DEVICE - I 3 hrs

a. Energy bands in solids, conductors, insulators and semiconductors Lecture No. : 82 (1 hr)

b. Semiconductor diode

c. I-V characteristics of diode :

In forward bias

In reversed bias

| RPP11_A „ CHW11_A |

d. Uses of diode as rectifier : Lecture No. : 83 (1 hr)

Half wave

Full wave

e. LED

f. Photodiode

g. Solar cell

| RPP11_B „ CHW11_B |

h. Zener diode Lecture No. : 84 (1 hr)

i. Zener breakdown voltage

j. Zener breakdown

k. Avalanche breakdown

l. Zener diode as a voltage regulator.

| RPP11_C „ CHW11_C |

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12. ELECTRONIC DEVICE - II 3 hrs

a. Junction transistor Lecture No. : 85 (1 hr)

b. Transistor action
c. In common emitter mode :
Input characteristics
Output characteristics
d. In common base mode :
Input characteristics
Output characteristics
Transfer characteristics
e. Common collector mode
f. Transistor as an amplifier (common emitter mode) :
Resistance gain
| RPP12_A „ CHW12_A |
Voltage gain Lecture No. : 86 (1 hr)

Current gain
Power gain
g. Transistor as an amplifier (common base mode) :
Resistance gain
Voltage gain
Current gain
Power gain
Comparison between common base and common emitter amplifier
h.
circuits
i. Transistor as an oscillator(common emitter mode)
j. Transistor as a switch :
Cut off region
Saturation region
Active region
Breakdown region
OFF mode
ON mode
Load line
| RPP12_B „ CHW12_B |

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k. Basic logic gates : Lecture No. : 87 (1 hr)

OR

AND

NOT

l. Universal logic gates :

NAND

NOR

m. Other gates :

XOR

| RPP12_C „ CHW12_C |

13. COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 2 hrs

T-UG

a. Elements of a communication system (block diagram only) : Lecture No. : 88 (1 hr)

Not for WBJEE and NEET

b
b. Signal :
c. Needs of modulation :
d. Modem
e. Types of modulation :

f. Comparison of AM and FM (with equations)

g. Signal wave, Carrier wave

h. Modulation index

i. Bandwidth of signals (speech, TV and digital data)

| RPP13_A „ CHW13_A |

j. Bandwidth of transmission medium Lecture No. : 89 (1 hr)

Not for WBJEE
and NEET-UG

Propagation of electromagnetic waves , Sky waves ,

k.
Ionosphere
l. Production and detection of an amplitude modulated wave.
m. Production and detection of an frequency modulated wave.

n. Height of antenna, Secant Law

| RPP13_B „ CHW13_B |

14. Revision 1 hr

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