Pre-Lab

1. MEC-00
2. MEC-01-01
3. MEC-01-02
4. MEC-01-03
5. MEC-02
6. MEC-03
7. MEC-05
8. MEC-07
9. OSC
10. FILTER

Welcome IULI Students Batch 2017

1. Lab Regulation
2. Declaration Form (submit before lab experiment)
3. Schedule of Physics Lab
4. Check List Experiment
5. Score

• Pre-Lab   20%
• Short Report  30%
• Formal Report  50%

6. Template

• Short Report
• Guidance to write Formal Report 

Regulation of Final Exam June 2017

Final Presentation during Silent Week

Monday, 29 May 2017
Time	Group
13.00-13.15	Klara
13.15-13.30	Indra
13.30-13.45	Ayu
13.45-14.00	Andy
14.00-14.15	Kahfiar

Tuesday, 30 May 2017
Time	Group
10.00-10.15	Adrian
10.15-10.30	Jeremy
10.30-10.45	Zaidaan

 

Tuesday, 30 May 2017
Time	Group
13.00-13.15	Maheswara
13.15-13.30	Rao
13.30-13.45	Ifnu
13.45-14.00	Hizkia
14.00-14.15	Jason
14.15-14.30	Vincent

 

Friday, 2 June 2017
Time	Group
13.30-13.45	Viorine
13.45-14.00	Donny
14.00-14.15	Stephen
14.15-14.30	Ariel
14.30-14.45	Dali
14.45-15.00	Bobby
15.00-15.15	Clinton
15.15-15.30	Patrick

Experiment on week-15

Low Pass Filter

Experiment on Week 14-15

Pre-Lab 9

Review again your experiment on ''THE 03: Converting Electrical into Heat '' or ''THE 02: Building Material''.  Then:

1. Rewrite again the graph.
2. Give the details. (Hint) 
3. Use good analysis & grammar
4. Structure:

• Paragraph 1 : General
• Paragraph 2 : Detail 
• Paragraph 3 : Detail

Example :

The line graph compares the amount of money spent on buying books in Germany, France, Italy and Austria over a period of ten years between 1995 and 2005.

In 1995 Austria spent the ........... amount of money on books, while Italy and France spent about as ........... as each other. However, by 2001, the gap in spending between these two countries had widened and considerably ........... money was spent in France than In Italy.

As can be seen from the graph, the amount of money spent increased in all four countries but rose the most ........... in Austria. The period between 2000 and 2005 saw a ........... growth and in 2005 the Austrians spent ........... as much money as they did in 1995.

However, during this ten-year period, Germany remained the ........... spenders on book, with all three other countries spending much ........... on them. 

Pre-Lab 8

Please mention each function of the apparatus which relate to your experement in detail. Write it on A4 paper.

Pre-Lab 7

Type of prelab is oral test

News

Dear students,

Please finish your physics experiment on week 13.
We will have new experiments on week 14 - 15.
Then, you will have a presentation about your physics experiment on week 16.

Thank you,
Physics Lab Assistant.

Pre-Lab 6

Still the same as before,

"Please make an essay about real phenomenon relate to your experiment. Write it, in 1 page of A4"

During this weekend, please submit all your work (cek-list,short report, formal report). I am going to review again, then put it as your midterm score.

Best regard,
Epri

Pre Lab 5

-Please make resume from these journal in 1-2 page of A4.
-Pick one of them based on your current experiment. It must be differ from other in your group.
-The contents are :

1. Title
2. Writer
3. Resume : 

• Introduction\Backgroud
• Methodology
• Result
• Conclusion  

<<Download here>>

Pre Lab 4

This pre-lab is purposed for group who will do the new experiment in week 5.

The pre-lab for all topic of experiment is :

Please  find the latest research relate to your experimemt. Then, make it into an essay (including the equation/formula) in 1 page of A4. Don't literally copy paste. Make it into your own words.

You can find the material from :
- Science Daily (https://www.sciencedaily.com/)
- IEEE journal (http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/home.jsp)
- American Physics Society (http://journals.aps.org) or (http://physics.aps.org/), (https://www.aps.org/)
- Nature Magazine (http://www.nature.com)

Don't forget to put :
- Title of research
- Date, when it published
- the writer

Each student must have different material / resource for the essay.


For example, if you will do the Building Experiment, you make an essay about building experiment. For group who do not have a chance to do an experiment in week 4, you don't have to make this essay.

Please arrange the experiment with your friend, so that there is no group who do the same experiment in the same class / time.

If you have question, ask me through email : epriwahyupratiwi@gmail.com

Template of Formal Report

Print only in A4 size. The setting is located on Printer Option.
Firstly, download the file. Then, print it. Don't print through web browser.

(Download the template)

Pre Lab 3

These Pre-Lab is purposed for student who will have experiment on 6-10 March 2017

THE 02-01, THE 02-02

Gas Ideal Law 05-01, 05-02, 05-03

  

Pre Lab 2

This pre-lab is purposed for group who have experiment in WEEK 3

1. Thermal Expansion
2. Building Material
3. Converting electrical
4. Solar Collector (please see Pre Lab I, it is the same)
5. Gas Law
6. Conservation Angular Momentum

Pre Lab 1

Dear Students,

• Please print the file, then write or type your answer on this paper. This task is individual. 
• Bring your check list experiment & bring your photo (3X4)
• You can run the next experiment after your group complete : Pre-lab, Short Report, and Formal Report)
• Submit your Short Report after you have your experiment (maximum is the day after)
• At least, collect 10 experiment for this semester. 
• The experiment kit is provided here

01.Thermal Expansion

02.Thermal Conductivity 

03.Solar Collector


04.Converting Electrical Energy into Heat

05.Gas Law

06.Hot Air Engine

07.Angular Momentum (revision)

08. Plate Capacitor (still on progress, pelajari modul dulu)

List of Experiment Even Semester 2017

No	Code	Title
1	THE-01	Thermal Expansion of Solid
2	THE-02-01	Determining the thermal conductivity of building materials using the single-plate method
	THE-02-02	Damping temperature fluctuations using multiple-layered walls
3	THE-03	Determining the efficiency of a solar collector as a function of the throughput volume of water
4	THE-04	Converting Electrical Energy into Heat
5	THE-05-01	Pressure-dependency of the volume of a gas at a constant temperature (Boyle-Mariotte’s law)
	THE-05-02	Temperature-dependency of the volume of a gas at a constant pressure
	THE-05-03	Temperature-dependency of the pressure of a gas at a constant volume (Amontons’ law)
6	THE-06	Hot-Air Engine as heat engine
7	MEC 05-02	Angular Momentum
	MEC-08	Aerodynamic and Hydrodynamic
8	ELE 01	Determining the capacitance of a plate capacitor - Measuring the charge with the electrometer amplifier
	ELE 02	Microwaves
9	SOS-01	Ferromagnetic hysteresis
10	SOS-02	Thermoelectricity, Seebeck
11	ATN-01	X-ray tomography
12	OPT-01	Determining the velocity of light

 Download all material here

Check List Experiment for Student (print it!)

Physics Lab Catalogue

International University Liaison Indonesia has 11 laboratories for engineering and life science students. Such as:

1. Laboratory of Basics of Control Technology
2. Laboratory of Drive Technology
3. Laboratory of Servo Technology
4. Laboratory of  Electricity
5. Laboratory of Electronics
6. Laboratory of Optics
7. Laboratory of Atomic and nuclear physics
8. Laboratory of Solid-state physics
9. Laboratory of Mechanic
10. Laboratory of Thermodynamics
11. Laboratory of Multimedia Learning System : COM3LAB

<<List of experiment>>

Electricity Experiment

In this topic, your group will have 3 experiments. These are:


1. ELE 01-01. Determining the capacitance of a plate capacitor - Measuring the charge with the electrometer amplifier

This relationship is investigated using a demount-able capacitor assembly with variable geometry. Capacitor plates with the areas A = 40 cm² and A = 80 cm² can be used, as well as various plate-type dielectrics. The distance can be varied in steps of one millimeter.

2. ELE 02-01 Measuring current and voltage on resistors connected in parallel and series

The experiment ELE 02-01 examines the validity of Kirchhoff’s laws in circuits with resistors connected in parallel and in series. The result demonstrates that two resistors connected in series have a total resistance R
while for parallel connection of resistors, the total resistance R is

 

3. ELE 02-02 Voltage division with a potentiometer

In the experiment  ELE 02-02, a potentiometer is used as a voltage divider in order to tap a lower voltage component U₁ from a voltage U. U is present at the total resistance of the potentiometer. In a no-load, zero-current state, the voltage component

can be tapped at the variable component resistor R₁. The relationship between U₁ and R₁ at the potentiometer under load is no longer linear.

All material for this experiment is provided here

Electronics Experiment

During this topic, you will have 5 experiments. These are:



1. ELC 01-01. Recording the current-voltage characteristics of diodes

2. ELC 01-02 Recording the current-voltage characteristics of Zener diodes (Z-diodes)

3. ELC 04-01 The transistor as an amplifier

4. ELC 04-02 The transistor as switch

5. ELC 04-03 The transistor as a sine-wave

Download all material here

Optics Experiments

During this topic, your group will have 3 experiments. These are:


1. OPT 01-01 Geometrical Optic, Reflection of Light at Stright and curved mirror

2. OPT 01-02 Refraction of light at straight surfaces and investigation of ray paths in prisms and lenses

3. OPT 02-04 Verifying the imaging laws with a collecting lens

All materials are provided here

Thermal Experiments

During this topic, your group will have 3 experiments. These are:


Download all material here



1. THE 01-01 Thermal Expansion of Solid Body

2. THE 02-01 Determining the thermal Conductivity of Building materials using the single-plate method

3. THE 02-02  Damping temperature fluctuations using multiple layered walls

4. THE 03. Solar Collector

5. THE 04 Converting Electrical Energy into Heat

 6. THE 05-01 Boyle-Mariotte’s law

7. THE 05-02. Gay-Lussac’s law

8. THE 05-03. Amontons’ law

9. THE 06 Hot air Engine