1. Basic information
Chinese Name:大学物理实验
English Name:College Physics Experiment
Course No.: G17102007/G17102008
Property:Practice
Teaching hours & credits: 56 hours, 3.5 credits.Theory Hours:2, Lab Hours:54
Applicative Schools and Majors: Civil Engineering, International Education School
Pre-knowledge: College Physics
Schools, Sections and Centers of the Course:Physics Experiment Center, School of Science
2. Position and Functions of the Course
The physics experiment course is the basic course of basic training for students in higher science and engineering colleges. It is the beginning of the system experiment method and experimental skill training for undergraduates.
Physical experiment has rich experiment thought, method and means, and can provide basic experimental skills training. It is the important foundation of scientific experiment ability and scientific quality. It in training students' rigorous doing scholarly research attitude, active innovation, theory with practice and comprehensive application ability of adapt to the development of science and technology.
3. Teaching objectives and Requirements
Teaching objectives
(1) Training students to develop the basic scientific experimental skills and innovational consciousness.
(2) To improve students' scientific literacy and cultivate students' theory of practical and realistic scientific style.
Teaching requirements
Students should master the basic knowledge of measurement and error, and have the basic ability to handle experimental data correctly; Master the basic physical quantity measurement method; To understand the commonly used methods of physics experiment; Master the performance of the commonly used instruments in the laboratory, and be able to use them correctly; And master the commonly used experimental operation techniques.
4. The name of the experiment and the allocation of hours
Number
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Project name
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Hours
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Type
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Groups
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Make or Choose
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1
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Introduction
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2
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Lecture
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No
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Make
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2
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Measurement of length
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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3
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Measurement of mass and density
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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4
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Young's modulus
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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5
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Linear expansion coefficient
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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6
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Trilinear pendulum
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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7
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Oscilloscope
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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8
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Rheochord
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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9
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Electrostatic field
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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10
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Wheatstone bridge
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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11
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Double bridge
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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12
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Thin-lens focal length measurement
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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13
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Spectrometer
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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14
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Newton's Rings
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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15
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Young's double-slit interference
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3
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Verification
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1-2
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Choose
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16
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Thermal conductivity
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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17
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Ratio of specific heat of air
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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18
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Helmholtz coil
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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19
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Hall effect
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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20
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RLC series circuit
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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21
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Michelson interferometer
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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22
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Microwave
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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23
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Hologram
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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24
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The measurement of sound velocity
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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25
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Forced vibration
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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26
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Doppler effect
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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27
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Optical fiber transmission
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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28
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Electro-optic effect
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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29
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Silicon photocell
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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30
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Electron charge mass ratio
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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31
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Planck's constant
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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32
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Millikan oil-drop experiment
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3
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Synthetical
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1-2
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Choose
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33
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Air track
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3
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Designing
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1-2
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Choose
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34
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Target
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3
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Designing
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1-2
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Choose
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35
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Resistive element
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3
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Designing
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1-2
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Choose
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36
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Refitting ammeter
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3
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Designing
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1-2
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Choose
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37
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Potentiometer
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3
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Designing
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1-2
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Choose
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38
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Microscope,telescope and projector
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3
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Designing
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1-2
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Choose
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39
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Sensor
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3
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Designing
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1-2
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Choose
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40
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Demonstrative experiment
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3
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Demonstrate
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No
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Choose
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5. Basic requirements of the experimental project
(1)Introduction
Basic Knowledge of physics experiment (Measure, Error, Uncertainty, Significance digit, Data processing method), how to do experiments and write a lab report.
(2)Measurement of length
The structure, principle and use of vernier calipers and spiral micrometer.
(3)Measurement of mass and density
Adjustment and use of the physical balance, measure the density of solid and liquid.
(4)Young's modulus
The concept of young's modulus measuring principle, the optical lever method, the regulation of society 'reading telescope and use of "Successive difference method ".
(5)Linear expansion coefficient
To understand the concept of linear expansion coefficient, processing data using formula, drawing method and the least square method.
(6)Trilinear Pendulum
Understand the principle of measuring the inertia of the object with a three-wire pendulum, consolidate the use of time and length measuring instruments.
(7)Oscilloscope
To know the structure and principle of the oscilloscope, how to use the oscilloscope, and be able to measure the amplitude, period and frequency of the electrical signal, and to calculate an unknown signal’s frequency by Lissajou’s patterns.
(8)Rheochord
Control power supply, slider rheostat, resistance box, voltmeter, ammeter, using the list method and drawing method to process experimental data.
(9)Electrostatic field
The simulation method is used to map the physical fields with the same mathematical form, and the distribution curve and the distribution characteristics of the fields are described
(10) Wheatstone bridge
Understand the principle and method of measuring resistance of bridge, and master the method of use of galvanometer, bridge and other instruments.
(11) Double bridge
The structure of the Double bridge and the working principle of low value resistance are used to practice the application of galvanometer, bridge and other instruments.
(12) Thin-lens focal length measurement
The use of optical devices such as light, light source, lens, optical screen, and basic operating procedures for optical experiments. To understand the principle of lens imaging, learn to measure the focal length of thin lens in various ways.
(13) Spectrometer
The structure and principle of the spectrometer, the contour of the optical path, the common axis, the elimination of parallax, the successive approximation adjustment method, and the method of measuring the Angle of the spectrometer.
(14) Newton's Rings
To observe Newton’s rings formed by the interface produced by the thin air film and determine the radius (R) of curvature of a plano-convex lens.
(15) Young's double-slit interference
Understand the principle of Yang's double slit interference, and master the technique of measuring wavelength using this method, learn to measure the small length by micrometer eyepiece, and practice the contour and coaxial adjustment of optical path.
(16) Thermal conductivity
To understand the physics process of heat conduction and the working principle of thermocouple, to master the principle of steady-state method and steady-state method to measure the thermal conductivity, and to determine the thermal conductivity of the poor thermal conductivity by steady state method.
(17) Ratio of Specific Heat of Air
To understand the principle of experiment, to further improve the usage of scales, screw micrometer and digital chronograph. The purpose of this lab is to experimentally measure the ratio of specific heat of air.
(18) Helmholtzcoil
The structure and working principle of helmholtz coil, the measuring method of magnetic field on the axial and helmholtz coil axis.
(19) Hall effect
Hall effect principle, learn to measure the hall coefficient and conduction type of semiconductor material.
(20) RLC series circuit
Connect RC and RL circuit, study its transient process, deepen understanding of inductance and capacitance. Connect the RLC series circuit to observe its transient characteristics.
(21) Michelson interferometer
Master the principles and operating techniques of Michelson interferometer. Measuring the wavelength with Michelson interferometer.
(22) Microwave
To understand the basic principle of microwave, microwave wavelength is measured by Michelson interferometer, and the Bragg formula of microwave diffraction is verified by analog crystal.
(23) Hologram
Learn the basic principles of darkroom holography, learn to take holographic images and reproduce images.
(24) The measurement of Sound Velocity
Determining the speed of sound in air by standing wave and phase comparison methods, mastering the method of least squares in data processing.
(25) Forced vibration
Intelligent photoelectric timing, counting equipment principle and use method, the phase difference of a moving object is measured by the stroboscopic method.
(26) Doppler effect
Understand the phenomenon and principle of the doppler effect, to know how to use multiple sensors to complete the timing and speed measurement task, and measure the speed with doppler effect.
(27) Optical fiber transmission
The transmission principle and characteristics of optical fiber, the numerical aperture and optical field distribution of optical fiber.
(28) Electro-optic effect
The basic working principle of liquid crystal light switch is mastered, the working conditions of liquid crystal optical switch are understood, the electro-optic characteristic curve of liquid crystal optical switch is measured, and the related characteristics of liquid crystal and its devices are analyzed.
(29) Silicon photocell
Grasp the principle of pn junction formation and its one-way conductivity, understand the relationship between the driving current and the output light power of the light-emitting diode, and master the working principle of the silicon photocell.
(30) Electron charge mass ratio
Understanding the physical significance of electronic charge ratio and its historical significance, familiar with the law of motion of electrons in magnetic field, and grasping the charge ratio of electron by magnetic focusing method.
(31) Planck's constant
Understanding the photoelectric effect principle and the light quantum theory, the relationship between the current of the photoelectric tube and its electrode voltage, the relationship between the saturated photocurrent and the light intensity are studied. The Einstein photoelectric effect equation was verified and Planck was measured.
(32) Millikan oil-drop experiment
Understand the principle of the experimental principle and the principle and application of the CCD image sensor, verify the principle of discontinuity of charge, and determine the electric charge of the electron.
(33) Air track
The principle and use of coking scale, air cushion guide, photoelectric door and digital timer.
(34) Target
The collision of two spheres, the single pendulum motion and peace toss before and after the collision.
(35) Resistive element
Design circuit, measure the volt ampere characteristic and resistance of linear resistance.
(36) Refitting ammeter
Understand the basic structure and principle of current meter and voltage meter, measure the parameter range and internal resistance with different approaches, and convertthe header were into ammeter, voltmeter, and ohmmeter, and calibration.
(37) Potentiometer
The structure and principle of the potentiometer, design the experiment scheme by the compensation method and measure the electromotive force.
(38) Microscope, telescope and projector
Basic structure and principle of the microscope, telescope and slide projector, measure the magnification of the microscope and telescope.
(39) Sensor
Understand the working principle and purpose of the sensor, and design and assemble the corresponding detection device.
(40) Demonstrative Experiment
Verify the physics principles through vivid and interesting physics experiments.
6. Course Assessment and Score Evaluation
Introduction + The average score of all experimental results.
Performance: A (excellent), B (good), C (average), D (barely passed) and E (failed)
Performance for every experiment: Pre-lab preparation (20%), Operation and record (40%) and Data Processing and Analysis/Discussion (40%).
7. Reference
1. 谢行恕等,大学物理实验(第二版),北京,高等教育出版社,2005
2. 董有尔,大学物理实验,合肥,中国科学技术大学出版社,2006
3. 史金辉等, 大学物理实验双语教程,哈尔滨工程大学出版社,2014年
Author: Cuihong WANG Reviewer: Shouchao ZHANG