IoE (Institute of Engineering)

The Institute of Engineering, established in 1930, is the first technical school of Nepal. It was reformed in the present shape in 1972 as an organ of Tribhuvan University. Besides producing low and tertiary level technicians, IOE runs professional diplomas, undergraduate, postgraduate and Ph.D. programs.

Electrical Club Members of NCE

IOE ELECTRICAL CLUB is the team of electrical students studying at IOE. The group was established to fascilate the students to share their ideas regarding electrical technology and electrical projects. The club helps students to support and guide the projects in which they are engaged in

Various Sports Awards

The Nepal national basketball team represents Nepal in international basketball competitions and is managed by the NCE College.

Wireless Electric Vehicle Charging Technology

Wireless electricity is quite literally the transmission of electrical energy without wires.The principle behind the Tesla coil is to achieve a phenomenon called resonance.The massive amount of energy makes the magnetic field collapse quickly, and generates an electric current in the secondary coil.

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2075 Chaitra EEM

2075 Chaitra Regular

2075 Chaitra Regular electrical Engineering Material IOE Pulchowk

1. Starting from the suitable equation, prove that the energy of an electron that is confined in an infinite potential well of width L is quantized. [8]

2. An electron is confined in an infinite potential well of size 0.1nm. Calculate the ground energy of the electron and radian frequency. How can this electron be put to the third energy level?[4]

3. Derive Einstein's relation between mobility and diffusion co-efficient.and also define the term electron mobility, conductivity, and resistivity.[8]

4. Explain the concept of effective mass in crystal with the necessary mathematical expression.[6]

5. Define polarization. Derive the Clausius-Masotti equation showing the relation between relative permittivity and electronic polarizability.[8]

6. Describe how thermal breakdown and electromechanical breakdown results in an electric breakdown in solids.[4]

7. Justify the magnetic material based on magnetization and explain each of them briefly.[8]

8. Explain how strong Magnetic field effects superconductor.[4]

9. Describe the phenomenon of the generation of electrons and holes and conduction in a semiconductor. Also derive an equation for conductivity.[6]

10. How band bending occurs in semiconductors? Derive Einstein's relationship.[10]

11. Pn junction semiconductor has a resistivity of 50-ohm cm. If the mobility of holes is 450 m/Vs, and electron, mobility is three times the mobility of holes at room temperature, find
1.Built-in potential
2.Depletion width that lies in n-region and region respectively
3.The built-in electric field at x=0.[6]

12. Calculate the resistance of pure silicon cubic crystal of 1cm at room temperature. What will be the resistance of the cube when it is dopped with 1 Arsenic in 10^9 silicon atoms and 1 boron atom per billion silicon atoms? Atomic concentration of silicon 0"cm, n-1.45*10 cm?. [8]

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