ISC Physics Practical Project Work #1 - AND Logic Gate
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Date: 23/05/2017

TRY TO DO ISC PHYSICS PRACTICAL PROJECT WORK ON YOUR OWN UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF YOUR SCHOOL TEACHER ALWAYS TO SCORE GOOD MARKS (the External Examiner is a lot more experienced and can easily find out if the project was done by others and can rightly guess how much time you spent behind it actually).
This video especially caters to the needs of ISC Class XII students who are appearing for their Higher Secondary Board Examinations.
The students of class XII of CISCE Board (Delhi, India) have to submit a project for each of their physics subject at the end of the academic year before appearing for the theory paper, on the day of their practical examination.
The project work carries 7 marks out of the total 100 marks paper.
Thus, it is necessary for a student of ISC Physics to submit and demonstrate one project in order to score a maximum of 7 marks.
The project needs to be simple, low cost, neat and elegant. The evaluation criteria will be based on grasp of the student on the project topic and demonstration skills.
No extra mark will be given for typed/printed reports and they shall be given equal weight-age to hand written reports.
The students must also maintain a Practical File consisting of at least 10 experiments performed in that academic session.
Details of suggestive experiments can be found in the latest Council's Official website link (for ISC 2018): http://cisce.org/pdf/ISC-Class-XII-Syllabus-2018/18.%20ISC%20Physics%20Syllabus.pdf
Matter for report writing (5-10 pages) can be found in the following sites:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AND_gate
http://www.circuitstoday.com/logic-gates#AND
https://www.electrical4u.com/logical-and-gate/
Please write only relevant things and with only diagrams connected to your circuit (there may be AND logic circuits made of transistors/MOSFETs etc. but as we have demonstrated with simple diodes in the form of LEDs so only draw the circuits made out of diodes).
All the best for your Physics Practical Examinations