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(Part I) PHYSICS (Practical) EXAMINATION APRIL, 2012 Group D Paper II ON/OFF Temperature controller using ICs Candidate No D-1

You are provided with three terminal temperature sensor IC LM 35 or LM 335 which provides output of 10 MV/oC. using this IC design and build ON/OFF type temperature controller circuit to regulate the temperature of the given system at _______________ oC with hysteresis of + 1 oC (Time: 4 Hours) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI M.Sc. (Part I) PHYSICS (Practical) EXAMINATION APRIL, 2012 Group D Paper II Waveform Generator Using ICS Candidate No D-2 Design and build a square and triangular wave generator using a feedback op of a non-inverting type comparator and an integrator using OPAMPs ___________ , for a period of _____________ sec. Observe the outputs using a dual trace C.R.O. and measure the period of output. Measure the period and peak to peak amplitude of the outputs for 3 ferent values of __ a) Feedback factor B of the non-inverting comparator and b) Time constant of integrator. Convert the triangular wave into a sine wave either using an active low ss filter or an active diode shaper. Comment on the results.

(Time: 4 Hours)

UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI M.Sc. (Part I) PHYSICS (Practical) EXAMINATION APRIL, 2012 Group D Paper II Instrumentation Amplifier Candidate No D-3 Design and construct an instrumentation amplifier, using three 7410P-AMPs. Trim the amplifier for offset nulling. a) Determine gain and CMRR for various d.c. input voltages. b) Use this amplifier to measure current through a floating resistive load of 100 connected in series with the + 5 volts dc voltage source on one side and an LDR on the other side. Measure the signal when no light falling on LDR and when LDR is exposed to room light, i.e ambient light. Hence calculate the current in each case. (Time: 4 Hours) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI M.Sc. (Part I) PHYSICS (Practical) EXAMINATION APRIL, 2012 Group D Paper II Study of 8-Bit DAC Candidate No D-4 (a) You are given a DAC IC _____________ Design a circuit using this Bit DAC, Setting reference Current I REF = ____________ mA and using OPAMP the output. Measure the output voltage for 10 suitable 8 bit binary inputs. Draw a aph of output voltage versus binary imputs and determine i. Resolution ii. Error Modify the above circuit to produce a negative output/bipolar output and easure the output Voltage for the following 8 bit binary numbers. i. _______________________________ ii. _______________________________ iii. _______________________________ iv. _______________________________ OR B) construct a 4 bit binary ripple counter using IC7493, connect the out-of the counter to the DAC input (lower nibble or higher nibble) observe and the staircase waveform. Determine the resolution and error. (Time: 4 Hours)

UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI M.Sc. (Part I) PHYSICS (Practical) EXAMINATION APRIL, 2012 Group D Paper II DIGITAL MULTIPLEXER/DEMULTIPLEXER Candidate No Perform any two of the following experiments, a) You are provided with a Multiplexer IC 74150. Verify the truth table for the same. b) You are provided with IC 74150. Construct a 16 to 1 multiplexer, by giving a suitable TTL compatible square waveform as input. Observe the output. c) You are provided with IC. 74154 construct a 1 to 16 De-multiplexer. (Time: 4 Hours) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI M.Sc. (Part I) PHYSICS (Practical) EXAMINATION APRIL, 2012 Group D Paper II Shift Registers Candidate No D-6 D-5

Using IC 7495 demonstrates: i. ii. iii. Parallel loading and shifting of data to right and left. Serial loading and parallel out Serial loading and shifting of data to left and to right.

Use a debouncing circuit or a pulse of sufficiently low frequency for lying the clock. Use LED indicator to monitor the output and study the operation. (Time: 4 Hours)

UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI M.Sc. (Part I) PHYSICS (Practical) EXAMINATION APRIL, 2012 Group D Paper II Study of 8085 Microprocessor Candidate No D-7

1. Ten data bytes are stored in consecutive memory locations starting from _________ H. write an assembly language programs to: i. Find the maximum number in the set of Number. ii. Find the minimum number in this set of Number. Store the results at __________ H. 2. Two data bytes _______ H and ________ H are stored in consecutive memory locations starting from _________ H . write assembly language programs to : \ a) Divide the first number by the second number b) Divide the second number by the first number Store the quotients at ________ H, and the remainders if any at _______ H 3. Two 16 bit hexadecimal Nos. ______ H and _______ H are stored in consecutive memory locations starting from XX 50 H. write an assembly language programs to : a) Subtract the first number from the second number b) Subtract the second number from the first number. Store the results at XX60 H onwards and the borrows if generated at XX62 H. (Time: 4 Hours) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI M.Sc. (Part I) PHYSICS (Practical) EXAMINATION APRIL, 2012 Group D Paper II Waveform Generation Using 8085 Microprocessor Candidate No D-8 Generation the Waveform listed below using 8085 microprocessor board and 8-bit DAC. Use software loop to generate the waveforms respectively. Study the waveforms with an oscilloscope and trace them on agraph paper. 1. Square Wave (TH = .., TL = .. .Amplitude = . ) 2. Sawtooth Wave (Amplitude = .. T = .. ) 3. Symmetrical Triangular Wave (Amplitude = .. T = .. ) 4. Trapezoidal Wave (amplitude = , TH = .. T . ) (Time: 4 Hours)