Experimental Physics S5

Practical work in various fields of physics.

The topics covered include the study of mechanical and electrical oscillating systems (simple pendulum, torsion pendulum, coupled pendulums, RLC circuit, induction-coupled circuits), acoustic waves, some concepts of wave optics (diffraction and interference), the practical application of electronic circuits for the study of electrical components or systems (diodes, LEDs and photodiodes, transmission lines), and the study of some properties of matter (magnetism, the photoelectric effect, the Faraday effect).

These practical exercises are designed to develop experimental skills in the field of physics through data acquisition, analysis, and formatting.

It is also about learning how to interpret experimental results and make the connection between experimentation and the theoretical concepts covered in other courses in the program.

The variety of subjects offered allows students to learn about various measuring instruments and acquire the basics of experimental physics for further study at the master's level.

Mastery of math and physics concepts covered in L1/L2,

Concepts of electronics and wave physics, Calculating derivatives/integrals, Calculating uncertainties 

Recommended prerequisites:

Wave physics, Basic concepts of electronics

40% CC 60% Practical exam

Wave Physics – Diffraction and Interference

Oscillating systems (pendulum)

Optoelectronic components (LEDs and photodiodes)

Acoustic waves

Magnetic field and magnetic materials

Photoelectric effect

Practical work: 36 hours