Physics Laboratory

The Physics Laboratory plays a vital role in strengthening conceptual understanding through hands-on experimental learning. It is designed to support undergraduate and postgraduate programmes by providing practical exposure to fundamental and advanced physics experiments. The laboratory encourages scientific thinking, accuracy in observation, and the application of theoretical principles.

Number of Experiments

The Physics Laboratory offers a well-structured set of experiments aligned with the university syllabus:

Undergraduate (B.Sc. Physics): 25–30 experiments covering

• Mechanics

• Properties of Matter

• Heat and Thermodynamics

• Optics

• Electricity and Magnetism

• Electronics

Laboratory Facilities

The Physics Laboratory is well equipped with modern instruments and sufficient workspace to accommodate students comfortably.

Major Facilities Include

• Separate laboratory spaces for General Physics and Electronics

• Adequate working tables with power supply points

• Proper ventilation and lighting

• Uninterrupted power supply for sensitive instruments

• Safety equipment and first-aid facilities

• Storage racks for instruments and accessories

Laboratory Infrastructure & Equipment

The laboratory infrastructure is periodically upgraded to meet academic and research needs.

Key Instruments Available

• Spectrometers and optical benches

• Traveling microscope and vernier setup

• Cathode Ray Oscilloscope (CRO)

• Digital and analog multimeter

• Function generators and regulated power supplies

• Galvanometers, potentiometers, and resistances

• Semiconductor devices and electronic kits

• Lasers and diffraction apparatus