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==Deparment Of Physics==
Located within [[East Campus]] near [[Chemistry Department|Chemistry]] and [[Mathematics Department|Mathematics]] Departments.The Department of Physics in NITC is emerging as a major centre for teaching and research in applied physics and technology, with a dynamic team of faculty members, technical staff and research scholars. In addition to the Bachelors and Masters programmes (B.Tech. Engineering Physics and M.Sc. Physics), the department has an active and vibrant research programmes in experimental, theoretical and computational physics, supported by several externally funded projects.
Located within [[East Campus]] near [[Chemistry Department|Chemistry]] and [[Mathematics Department|Mathematics]] Departments.The Department of Physics in NITC is emerging as a major centre for teaching and research in applied physics and technology, with a dynamic team of faculty members, technical staff and research scholars. In addition to the Bachelors and Masters programmes (B.Tech. Engineering Physics and M.Sc. Physics), the department has an active and vibrant research programmes in experimental, theoretical and computational physics, supported by several externally funded projects.
==Academic Programmes==
===Undergraduate Programmes===
*[[B.Tech in Engineering Physics]]
===Postgraduate Programmes===
*M.Sc in Physics
===Ph.D. Programmes===
*Ph. D.
== Vision and Mission ==
=== Vision: ===
To be a center of international repute for higher learning and research in fundamental and applied physics.
=== Mission: ===
Develop personnel with sound knowledge in all aspects of fundamental physics, applied physics and technology with a strong potential for research, innovation, leadership ,and entrepreneurship for the betterment of humankind.
== Faculty ==
HOD: '''Dr. Vari Sivaji Reddy'''
== Facilities: ==
=== General labs: ===
{| class="wikitable"
|Sl.
No.
|Name of Equipment
|Faculty in-charge
|-
|1
|Fiber Optics Communications Experiments
|Dr. Goutam Kr Chandra
|-
|2
|Holography
|Dr. Goutam Kr Chandra
|-
|3
|Fabry-Perot Interferometer
|Dr. Goutam Kr Chandra
|-
|4
|Mach-Zender Interferometer
|Dr. Goutam Kr Chandra
|-
|5
|Michelson interferometer
|Dr. Goutam Kr Chandra
|-
|6
|Function generator, CRO, D.C power supply
|Dr. Maneesh Chandran
|-
|7
|Microprocessor
|Dr. Maneesh Chandran
|-
|8
|Fume hood
|[[Dr. Aji Anappara]]
|-
|9
|Electronic balances
|[[Dr. Aji Anappara]]
|-
|10
|Millipore deionized water production system
|[[Dr. Aji Anappara]]
|}
=== Research Facilities: ===
{| class="wikitable"
|Sl. No.
|Name of Equipment
|Faculty in-charge
|-
|1
|Pulsed Laser Deposition with Excimer Laser source
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|2
|Holography and optical recording study setup
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|3
|Spectroscopic Ellipsometer
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|4
|Electro chemical workstation with impedance spectroscopy
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|5
|Electrical resistivity characterization with temperature dependence
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|6
|Plasma polymerization set up
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|7
|Physical Vapor deposition setup with six layer coating
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|8
|High temperature furnaces/Vacuum oven
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|9
|Low temperature measurement system up to LN2
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|10
|OFET, LED and Solar cell fabrication and characterization facilities
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|11
|Humidity and Microwave detectors
|Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|12
|Miniature Double roll mill for polymer mixing
|
Dr. P. Pradeep
|-
|13
|Spin coating unit
|Dr. P. Pradeep/Dr. Chandrasekharan K
|-
|14
|High power Nd: YAG laser
|Dr. Chandrasekharan K
|-
|15
|Integrated PMT module
|Dr. MadhavanUnni
|-
|16
|Solar simulator
|Dr. P. Pradeep/Dr. V. Sivaji Reddy
|-
|17
|Xenon source lamb
|Dr. V. Sivaji Reddy
|-
|18
|FTIR
|Dr. AjiAnappara
|-
|19
|UV-VIS spectrometer
|Dr. P. Pradeep/Dr. AjiAnappara
|-
|20
|High speed camera (Thorlabs)
|Dr. Subramanyan NV
|-
|21
|Lasers (532 nm and 650 nm)
|Dr. Subramanyan NV
|-
|22
|High power UV (360 nm) and blue (450 nm) LED light sources
|Dr. Subramanyan NV
|-
|23
|Laser power meter with UV-NIR detector
|Dr. Subramanyan NV
|-
|24
|Drop shape analyzer (custom build)
|Dr. Subramanyan NV
|-
|25
|Motorized syringe pump with infusion mode
|Dr. Subramanyan NV
|-
|26
|Inverted Microscope (fluorescent microscope)
|Dr. Subramanyan NV
|-
|27
|High speed camera with fps>2500
|Dr. Subramanyan NV
|-
|28
|IR laser
|Dr. Subramanyan NV
|-
|29
|Dual mode programmable syringe pump
|Dr. Subramanyan NV
|-
|30
|Precision opto-mechanical devices (Translation/tilting stages, kinematic mounts etc)
|Dr. Subramanyan NV/ Dr. P. Pradeep
|}

Latest revision as of 23:03, 10 June 2024

Deparment Of Physics

Located within East Campus near Chemistry and Mathematics Departments.The Department of Physics in NITC is emerging as a major centre for teaching and research in applied physics and technology, with a dynamic team of faculty members, technical staff and research scholars. In addition to the Bachelors and Masters programmes (B.Tech. Engineering Physics and M.Sc. Physics), the department has an active and vibrant research programmes in experimental, theoretical and computational physics, supported by several externally funded projects.

Academic Programmes

Undergraduate Programmes

Postgraduate Programmes

  • M.Sc in Physics

Ph.D. Programmes

  • Ph. D.

Vision and Mission

Vision:

To be a center of international repute for higher learning and research in fundamental and applied physics.

Mission:

Develop personnel with sound knowledge in all aspects of fundamental physics, applied physics and technology with a strong potential for research, innovation, leadership ,and entrepreneurship for the betterment of humankind.

Faculty

HOD: Dr. Vari Sivaji Reddy

Facilities:

General labs:

Sl.

No.

Name of Equipment Faculty in-charge
1 Fiber Optics Communications Experiments Dr. Goutam Kr Chandra
2 Holography Dr. Goutam Kr Chandra
3 Fabry-Perot Interferometer Dr. Goutam Kr Chandra
4 Mach-Zender Interferometer Dr. Goutam Kr Chandra
5 Michelson interferometer Dr. Goutam Kr Chandra
6 Function generator, CRO, D.C power supply Dr. Maneesh Chandran
7 Microprocessor Dr. Maneesh Chandran
8 Fume hood Dr. Aji Anappara
9 Electronic balances Dr. Aji Anappara
10 Millipore deionized water production system Dr. Aji Anappara

Research Facilities:

Sl. No. Name of Equipment Faculty in-charge
1 Pulsed Laser Deposition with Excimer Laser source Dr. P. Pradeep
2 Holography and optical recording study setup Dr. P. Pradeep
3 Spectroscopic Ellipsometer Dr. P. Pradeep
4 Electro chemical workstation with impedance spectroscopy Dr. P. Pradeep
5 Electrical resistivity characterization with temperature dependence Dr. P. Pradeep
6 Plasma polymerization set up Dr. P. Pradeep
7 Physical Vapor deposition setup with six layer coating Dr. P. Pradeep
8 High temperature furnaces/Vacuum oven Dr. P. Pradeep
9 Low temperature measurement system up to LN2 Dr. P. Pradeep
10 OFET, LED and Solar cell fabrication and characterization facilities Dr. P. Pradeep
11 Humidity and Microwave detectors Dr. P. Pradeep
12 Miniature Double roll mill for polymer mixing


Dr. P. Pradeep

13 Spin coating unit Dr. P. Pradeep/Dr. Chandrasekharan K
14 High power Nd: YAG laser Dr. Chandrasekharan K
15 Integrated PMT module Dr. MadhavanUnni
16 Solar simulator Dr. P. Pradeep/Dr. V. Sivaji Reddy
17 Xenon source lamb Dr. V. Sivaji Reddy
18 FTIR Dr. AjiAnappara
19 UV-VIS spectrometer Dr. P. Pradeep/Dr. AjiAnappara
20 High speed camera (Thorlabs) Dr. Subramanyan NV
21 Lasers (532 nm and 650 nm) Dr. Subramanyan NV
22 High power UV (360 nm) and blue (450 nm) LED light sources Dr. Subramanyan NV
23 Laser power meter with UV-NIR detector Dr. Subramanyan NV
24 Drop shape analyzer (custom build) Dr. Subramanyan NV
25 Motorized syringe pump with infusion mode Dr. Subramanyan NV
26 Inverted Microscope (fluorescent microscope) Dr. Subramanyan NV
27 High speed camera with fps>2500 Dr. Subramanyan NV
28 IR laser Dr. Subramanyan NV
29 Dual mode programmable syringe pump Dr. Subramanyan NV
30 Precision opto-mechanical devices (Translation/tilting stages, kinematic mounts etc) Dr. Subramanyan NV/ Dr. P. Pradeep
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