The resistance is connected in parallel. Hence, voltage across the required resistance S and 90Ω is the same, i.e. 0.9... View Article
When the interference occurs with non-coherent sources, intensities of the superimposing waves add like scalars, I = I1 + I2
For sustained interference we need two sources which emit waves of constant phase difference.
There is a repulsion between the two rings and we know that like charges repel each other. Since Ring B is... View Article
Coherent sources can be created by the division of both amplitude and wave front.
Two independent light sources cannot be coherent because they cannot generate waves having a constant phase difference.
Answer: Two sources of light are said to be coherent when both give out light waves of the same wave... View Article
Davisson and Germer experiment is an excellent agreement between the experimental and theoretical value of wavelength of an electron.
Due to charge separation, a net dipole moment is created.
same current. Explanation Batteries can either be connected in series, parallel or a combination of both. In a series circuit,... View Article
It is because the work function of wood is more than the energy of the incident photons of light. Hence,... View Article
Answer: The velocity of the matter-wave is not constant since it depends upon the velocity of the material particle. Matter-wave... View Article
There are two basic modes of communication : point to point and broadcast.
For speech signals (as in telephone) frequency range 300 Hz- 3100 Hz is adequate i.e., a speech signal requires a... View Article
In an analog signal,the amplitude of the signal varies continuously with time.
Waves of frequency 10 MHz will be reflected by the ionosphere and hence can be propagated through sky waves. Waves... View Article
UHF (Ultra High Frequency) ranges include frequencies of 100 MHz to few GHz and these waves can neither be propagated by... View Article