Electricity and Magnetism
What is Gauss Divergence theorem? State and Prove Gauss Divergence Theorem.
Gauss Divergence Theorem According to the Gauss Divergence Theorem, the surface integral of a vector field A over a closed…
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Nuclear Physics
What is Semiconductor Detector? Advantages of Semiconductor Detector.
A semiconductor detector in ionizing radiation detection is a device that uses a semiconductor (usually silicon or germanium) to measure the effect of incident-charged particles…
Energy
How is geothermal energy generated? 3 ways to generate electricity from geothermal energy.
The earth is constantly generating naturally occurring heat. This heat is known as geothermal heat and can be used to…
Laser Physics
5 best Applications of co2 Laser I Co2 laser in the medical field.
Co2 Laser beam is an intense, monochromatic, concentrated, and coherent beam of light. Co2 laser has a wavelength of output…
Nuclear Physics
Scintillation Counter – Principle, Construction and Working, 5 applications.
A scintillation counter is a type of radiation detector that uses a scintillator material to detect and measure ionizing radiation.…
Electronics
Linear Accelerator Construction and Working I Principle I 3 advantages.
Linear accelerators overcome the problem of maximum potential difference that can be held by the charged shell by the repeated…
Nuclear Physics
What is GM counter I GM counter working and construction I 3 advantages and disadvantages?
GM counter working and construction What is GM counter A Geiger Muller (GM) counter is used to detect the direction…
Statistical Mechanics
What is Thomson Effect? Origin of Thomson effect and Thomson coefficient.
What is Thomson Effect When a current flows through an unequal heated conductor, heat is evolved or absorbed along the…
Statistical Mechanics
Peltier effect definition I Peltier Coefficient
Peltier Effect Definition When current flows across the junctions of a Thermocouple, heat is generated (evolved) or absorbed i.e the…
Statistical Mechanics
Seebeck effect definition I Applications of Seebeck effect.
Seebeck effect definition In 1826, Seebeck discovered that an electric current could be produced by thermal means. He found that…