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1 CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTS FFFFFOREWORDOREWORDOREWORDOREWORDOREWORD vPPPPPREFACEREFACEREFACEREFACEREFACEviiC HAPTER NINECHAPTER NINECHAPTER NINECHAPTER NINECHAPTER NINERRRRRAYAYAYAYAY O O O O OPTICSPTICSPTICSPTICSPTICS ANDANDANDANDAND O O O O OPTICALPTICALPTICALPTICALPTICAL I I I I of Light by Spherical Internal at Spherical Surfaces and by through a by a Natural Phenomena due to Instruments335 CHAPTER TENCHAPTER TENCHAPTER TENCHAPTER TENCHAPTER TENWWWWWAVEAVEAVEAVEAVE O O O O and reflection of plane waves using Huygens and Incoherent Addition of of Light Waves and Young s ELEVENCHAPTER ELEVENCHAPTER ELEVENCHAPTER ELEVENCHAPTER ELEVENDDDDDUALUALUALUALUAL N N N N NATUREATUREATUREATUREATURE OFOFOFOFOF R R R R RADIATIONADIATIONADIATIONADIATIONADIATIO N ANDANDANDANDAND M M M M Study of Photoelectric Effect and Wave Theory of s Photoelectric Equation: Energy Quantum of Nature of Light.
2 The Nature of and Germer Experiment403 CHAPTER TWELVECHAPTER TWELVECHAPTER TWELVECHAPTER TWELVECHAPTER Scattering and Rutherford s Nuclear Model of Model of the Hydrogen Line Spectra of the Hydrogen DE Broglie s Explanation of Bohr s Second Postulate of Quantisation430 CHAPTER THIRTEENCHAPTER THIRTEENCHAPTER THIRTEENCHAPTER THIRTEENCHAPTER Masses and Composition of of the Energy451 CHAPTER FOURTEENCHAPTER FOURTEENCHAPTER FOURTEENCHAPTER FOURTEENCHAPTER FOURTEENSSSSSEMICONDUCTOREMICONDUCTOREMI CONDUCTOREMICONDUCTOREMICONDUCTOR E E E E ELECTRONLECTRONLECTRONLECTRONLECTRONICIC ICICICSSSSS: M: M: M: M: MATERIALSATERIALSATERIALSATERIALSATERIAL S, , , , , DEVICESDEVICESDEVICESDEVICESDEVICES ANDANDANDANDAND SIMPLESIMPLESIMPLESIMPLESIMPLE of Metals.
3 Conductors and of Junction Diode as a Purpose p-n Junction Electronics and Logic Circuits505 CHAPTER FIFTEENCHAPTER FIFTEENCHAPTER FIFTEENCHAPTER FIFTEENCHAPTER FIFTEENCCCCCOMMUNICATIONOMMUNICATIONOMMU NICATIONOMMUNICATIONOMMUNICATION S S S S of a Communication Terminology Used in Electronic Communication Bandwidth of of Transmission of Electromagnetic and its of Amplitude Modulated of Amplitude Modulated Wave526 ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONADDITIONAL INFORMATIONADDITIONAL INFORMATIONADDITIONAL INFORMATIONADDITIONAL INFORMATION528 APPENDICESAPPENDICESAPPENDICESAPPENDICES APPENDICES532 ANSWERSANSWERSANSWERSANSWERSANSWERS534 BIBLIOGRAPHYBIBLIOGRAPHYBIBLIOGRAPHYBIBL IOGRAPHYBIBLIOGRAPHY552 INDEXINDEXINDEXINDEXINDEX554xv
