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cyclotron that accelerate the charge particles prior their bombardment to the target nuclei.
it is developed by E.O.Lawrence & he was awarded by nobel prize in this work. it accelerate the particle from 1MeV to the more than 100 MeV.
it contains the electric & magnetic system to accelerate the charge particles.
electric field acts horizontally & magnetic field act vertically.
particle moves in spiral path and its energy , radius & velocity increases.
after that it moves out of window ( diflactor plate) n hit the target.
n then the nuclear reaction starts.
it is used to treat cancer.
produce positrons emission isotopes for PET imaging.
it do not accelerate the neutrons, electrons & positive charge with higher mass.
Circularly polarized light consists of two perpendicular electromagnetic plane waves of equal amplitude with a 90 degree phase difference between them. The light illustrated is an example of right-circularly polarized light.
- Cyclotrons use magnetic and electric fields to accelerate charged particles in a circular path, increasing their energy each time they pass through the accelerating field. Ernest Lawrence invented the cyclotron in the 1930s.
- Cyclotrons consist of two semicircular electrodes called dees placed between the poles of a magnet. Charged particles are accelerated as they spiral between the dees due to alternating electric fields.
- Cyclotrons are used to accelerate protons and ions for applications such as nuclear physics experiments and particle therapy for cancer treatment. They can also produce short-lived radioactive isotopes used in PET imaging. However, maintaining uniform magnetic fields over large areas is challenging for cyclotrons.
The document discusses synchrotrons, which are particle accelerators that produce very bright light for research. It describes how synchrotrons work, with electrons being emitted and accelerated through components like an electron gun, linear accelerator, booster ring, and storage ring. This produces intense electromagnetic waves called synchrotron light. Synchrotron light is much brighter than standard X-rays and allows scientists to observe molecular interactions. The document outlines some of the many applications of synchrotrons, such as in materials engineering, medical imaging and therapy, environmental research, and forensics.
Thermionic emission is the emission of electrons from heated metal caused by thermal excitation. A pure tungsten filament must reach 2200°C to emit useful electrons. Factors like temperature, area, and work function affect emission. Thermionic emitters are used in electronics, instrumentation, power systems and energy conversion. Photoelectric emission ejects electrons from metals hit by light, also called the photoelectric effect. It differs from thermionic emission which uses heat rather than light to release electrons.
Laser light is generated through stimulated emission of radiation. Key properties of lasers include monochromaticity, directionality, and temporal and spatial coherence. The essential components of a laser are a gain medium, energy pump source, and optical resonator. Common laser types include gas lasers like helium-neon, solid state lasers like ruby, and semiconductor lasers. Applications include medicine, entertainment, telecommunications, industry, and military technologies.
Polarization of light, Types of Polarization, Plane polarized light and its production, Circular Polarization, Elliptical Polarization, E -ray , O-ray, Positive and negative crystals, Quarter wave plate and half wave plate.
cyclotron that accelerate the charge particles prior their bombardment to the target nuclei.
it is developed by E.O.Lawrence & he was awarded by nobel prize in this work. it accelerate the particle from 1MeV to the more than 100 MeV.
it contains the electric & magnetic system to accelerate the charge particles.
electric field acts horizontally & magnetic field act vertically.
particle moves in spiral path and its energy , radius & velocity increases.
after that it moves out of window ( diflactor plate) n hit the target.
n then the nuclear reaction starts.
it is used to treat cancer.
produce positrons emission isotopes for PET imaging.
it do not accelerate the neutrons, electrons & positive charge with higher mass.
Circularly polarized light consists of two perpendicular electromagnetic plane waves of equal amplitude with a 90 degree phase difference between them. The light illustrated is an example of right-circularly polarized light.
- Cyclotrons use magnetic and electric fields to accelerate charged particles in a circular path, increasing their energy each time they pass through the accelerating field. Ernest Lawrence invented the cyclotron in the 1930s.
- Cyclotrons consist of two semicircular electrodes called dees placed between the poles of a magnet. Charged particles are accelerated as they spiral between the dees due to alternating electric fields.
- Cyclotrons are used to accelerate protons and ions for applications such as nuclear physics experiments and particle therapy for cancer treatment. They can also produce short-lived radioactive isotopes used in PET imaging. However, maintaining uniform magnetic fields over large areas is challenging for cyclotrons.
The document discusses synchrotrons, which are particle accelerators that produce very bright light for research. It describes how synchrotrons work, with electrons being emitted and accelerated through components like an electron gun, linear accelerator, booster ring, and storage ring. This produces intense electromagnetic waves called synchrotron light. Synchrotron light is much brighter than standard X-rays and allows scientists to observe molecular interactions. The document outlines some of the many applications of synchrotrons, such as in materials engineering, medical imaging and therapy, environmental research, and forensics.
Thermionic emission is the emission of electrons from heated metal caused by thermal excitation. A pure tungsten filament must reach 2200°C to emit useful electrons. Factors like temperature, area, and work function affect emission. Thermionic emitters are used in electronics, instrumentation, power systems and energy conversion. Photoelectric emission ejects electrons from metals hit by light, also called the photoelectric effect. It differs from thermionic emission which uses heat rather than light to release electrons.
Laser light is generated through stimulated emission of radiation. Key properties of lasers include monochromaticity, directionality, and temporal and spatial coherence. The essential components of a laser are a gain medium, energy pump source, and optical resonator. Common laser types include gas lasers like helium-neon, solid state lasers like ruby, and semiconductor lasers. Applications include medicine, entertainment, telecommunications, industry, and military technologies.
Polarization of light, Types of Polarization, Plane polarized light and its production, Circular Polarization, Elliptical Polarization, E -ray , O-ray, Positive and negative crystals, Quarter wave plate and half wave plate.
This document summarizes research on plasmonics and surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs). It discusses two types of excitations - localized surface plasmon resonance and propagating SPPs. Applications mentioned include spectroscopy, molecular detection, cancer treatment, photonic devices, integrated photonics, and optical data storage. Challenges include losses, thermal effects, and limitations of nanofabrication techniques. The document also reviews using SPPs for applications such as beam collimation, near-field microscopy, solar cells, and metamaterials.
The harmonic oscillator played a key role in early quantum theory. Planck, Einstein, and others assumed that atoms, radiation, and solids behaved like quantum harmonic oscillators to explain phenomena like blackbody radiation and heat capacities. This led to the development of quantum theory for electromagnetic and mechanical oscillators. Solving the Schrödinger equation for the harmonic oscillator yields discrete energy levels and eigenfunctions that describe its quantized energy spectrum.
The document provides an introduction to optoelectronic devices, including their operation and key properties. It discusses:
1) The wave nature of light and how it is described by Maxwell's equations.
2) Polarization and the electromagnetic spectrum, including visible, infrared, and ultraviolet light ranges.
3) Types of optoelectronic devices like p-n junction diodes, heterojunction diodes, laser diodes, photoconductive cells, pin photodiodes, avalanche photodiodes, and photovoltaic cells. It provides details on their principles, structures, and applications.
The document summarizes key aspects of a cyclotron, which is a device that accelerates charged particles outwards in a spiral path using crossed electric and magnetic fields. It was invented in 1929 and the first operational cyclotron was built in 1932 by Ernest Lawrence. Cyclotrons work by subjecting particles to an oscillating electric field while they travel in a circle due to a static magnetic field. Modifications allow relativistic speeds. Cyclotrons are used in nuclear physics experiments and for producing isotopes for PET imaging and particle cancer therapy. Limitations include inability to accelerate neutral particles or electrons.
The document discusses particle accelerators and nuclear physics. It provides definitions of particle accelerators and describes their basic working principle of using electromagnetic fields to accelerate charged particles. It discusses different types of particle accelerators like linear accelerators, cyclotrons, synchrotrons and their components and working. The largest particle accelerators in the world, like the LHC and RHIC, are mentioned. Applications of particle accelerators discussed include uses in medicine, industry, DNA research and treating cancer.
A plasma display panel (PDP) is a type of flat panel display commonly used for large TVs over 30 inches. PDPs use small cells filled with electrically charged gases or plasmas that illuminate to produce images. They provide bright, high quality images with deep black levels and wide viewing angles. PDPs can be produced in large sizes up to 150 inches diagonally. They have high resolution, high contrast ratios, and a lifetime of around 100,000 hours, but also have some disadvantages like higher cost and power consumption than other technologies.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses strong magnets and radio waves to generate detailed images of the inside of the body. MRI machines contain superconducting magnets that create a strong magnetic field, gradient coils that alter the field to create slices for imaging, and an RF coil that emits radio waves. During an MRI scan, hydrogen atoms in the body are aligned by the magnetic field and excited with radio waves, emitting signals used to construct 2D and 3D images of tissues and organs. MRI provides excellent soft tissue contrast and is commonly used to image the brain, heart, joints, and other areas to evaluate injuries, diseases, and functional abnormalities.
1. The document discusses the Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) method for computational electromagnetics (CEM). FDTD solves Maxwell's equations by approximating the derivatives with central finite differences and marching the solution in both space and time.
2. It provides the 1D update equations for the electric and magnetic fields in the FDTD method. The fields are discretized and interleaved in both space and time.
3. The update equations are expressed in terms of the electric and magnetic fields at previous time steps to march the solution forward in time. This allows the fields to be solved for numerically via a computer program.
A laser is a device that generates coherent light through the process of stimulated emission. It works by stimulating electrons in an excited state to drop to a lower energy level, emitting photons of the same wavelength, phase, and direction. There are three main mechanisms of light emission: absorption, spontaneous emission, and stimulated emission. Lasers use stimulated emission to produce an intense, focused beam of light. Common laser materials include gases, liquids, and solid-state semiconductors doped with ions like neodymium. Applications include optical storage, printing, medicine, manufacturing, communication, and more.
1) Rectangular waveguides can transmit electromagnetic waves above a certain cutoff frequency, acting as a high-pass filter. They support transverse electric (TE) and transverse magnetic (TM) modes of propagation.
2) For TM modes, the electric field is transverse to the direction of propagation, while the magnetic field has a longitudinal component. The modes are denoted TMmn, with m and n indicating the number of half-wavelength variations across the width and height.
3) For TE modes, the magnetic field is entirely transverse, while the electric field has a longitudinal component. These modes are denoted TEmn, with m and n having the same meaning as in the TM case.
Plasmonics is a new technology that uses plasmons, which are density waves of electrons created when light hits metal surfaces under certain conditions. Plasmonics could enable faster data transmission over very small wires by combining the best aspects of photonics and electronics. Researchers hope plasmonics can overcome limitations of conventional communication systems and allow for information transfer with greater control at the nanoscale. Potential applications of plasmonics include solar cells, LEDs, invisibility cloaks, cancer treatment, and quantum dot devices for fast computing. However, challenges remain in developing active plasmonic components that can operate at ultra-high bandwidths and low power.
The document discusses the Hall effect and its discovery in 1879 by Edwin Hall. It describes how the Lorentz force causes charge accumulation and Hall voltage in conductors placed in magnetic fields. The Hall effect can be used to determine properties of semiconductors like charge carrier density, mobility, and energy gap. A new automated experimental setup using LabVIEW was created to more reliably measure Hall voltage, temperature, and magnetic field, though it had some limitations. Results from measurements on a semiconductor were presented.
This document discusses IMPATT and TRAPATT diodes. It explains that IMPATT diodes operate at reverse bias and high frequencies between 3-100 GHz for high power applications. TRAPATT diodes are derived from IMPATT diodes and use a square pulse to form an electron-hole plasma for oscillation. Both diodes have advantages like high efficiency but also disadvantages like high noise. They have applications in microwave generation, communication transmitters, and radar systems. The document also discusses uses of microwaves in biomedical applications like sterilization of medical equipment and histopathology sample preparation.
Cyclotrons accelerate charged particles using oscillating electric fields generated between hollow metal chambers called dees. A positive ion is placed between the dees and accelerated toward the first dee when it is negatively charged. It follows a semicircular path due to a strong magnetic field until the dee polarities are reversed, accelerating it toward the second dee and to higher energies with each pass through the oscillating field. Cyclotrons can be used to accelerate ion beams for nuclear physics experiments and cancer treatment through proton therapy.
This document discusses laser linewidth measurement. It begins by explaining that lasers are not truly monochromatic and have a defined line shape rather than a single frequency. It then covers the different types of broadening mechanisms that contribute to a laser's linewidth, including homogeneous broadening from effects like collisions, and inhomogeneous broadening from Doppler shifts. Measurement techniques are also presented, such as using interferometers to convert frequency fluctuations to intensity fluctuations or using self-heterodyne detection to record beat notes between a laser and its frequency-shifted output. Specific examples of using a Michelson interferometer and self-mixing interferometry for linewidth measurements are also described.
Semiconductor lasers operate based on stimulated emission of radiation within semiconductor materials. They work on the principles of stimulated emission and using a resonant optical cavity formed by mirrors to produce coherent light. Semiconductor lasers are used in optical storage devices like CDs and DVDs, I/O devices like barcode readers and printers, telecommunications through fiber optic networks, and high-energy applications including gem-cutting and laser fusion.
This document discusses the basics of lasers, including their main components and properties. It explains that lasers work by inducing population inversion through pumping, allowing for stimulated emission to produce coherent, monochromatic beams of light. The key parts of a laser are its active medium, pumping source, and optical resonator. Examples of different laser types include solid state, gas, liquid/dye, and semiconductor lasers. Lasers have many applications in areas like communication, medicine, manufacturing, and research.
Optical detectors, as the name implied, can detect the amount of light received. It is a device that converts light signals into electrical signals, which can then be amplified and processed.
This document is a project report submitted by Priyanka Verma and Smriti Singh for their Bachelor of Science degree in physics. It discusses elementary particles, including their characteristics, classification, conservation laws, and examples like electrons, positrons, protons, neutrons, pions, and kaons. The report includes certificates of completion from their college principal and physics professors.
Mapping the Future in Uncertain Times.PDFAlonzo Canada
Rotman Magazine Winter 2010 / 41
1) The document describes how Rob McEwen transformed the failing mining company Goldcorp by taking an unconventional approach. When he bought Goldcorp in 1989, it was struggling financially and operationally.
2) To turn the company around, McEwen realized he needed a new way to identify promising areas to mine within Goldcorp's existing land holdings. He was inspired by open-source collaboration and launched the Goldcorp Challenge, making the company's geological data available online.
3) Over 14,000 experts from around the world analyzed the data and identified new mining targets. Goldcorp drilled the top targets and struck gold, validating the new approach. This helped Mc
This document summarizes research on plasmonics and surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs). It discusses two types of excitations - localized surface plasmon resonance and propagating SPPs. Applications mentioned include spectroscopy, molecular detection, cancer treatment, photonic devices, integrated photonics, and optical data storage. Challenges include losses, thermal effects, and limitations of nanofabrication techniques. The document also reviews using SPPs for applications such as beam collimation, near-field microscopy, solar cells, and metamaterials.
The harmonic oscillator played a key role in early quantum theory. Planck, Einstein, and others assumed that atoms, radiation, and solids behaved like quantum harmonic oscillators to explain phenomena like blackbody radiation and heat capacities. This led to the development of quantum theory for electromagnetic and mechanical oscillators. Solving the Schrödinger equation for the harmonic oscillator yields discrete energy levels and eigenfunctions that describe its quantized energy spectrum.
The document provides an introduction to optoelectronic devices, including their operation and key properties. It discusses:
1) The wave nature of light and how it is described by Maxwell's equations.
2) Polarization and the electromagnetic spectrum, including visible, infrared, and ultraviolet light ranges.
3) Types of optoelectronic devices like p-n junction diodes, heterojunction diodes, laser diodes, photoconductive cells, pin photodiodes, avalanche photodiodes, and photovoltaic cells. It provides details on their principles, structures, and applications.
The document summarizes key aspects of a cyclotron, which is a device that accelerates charged particles outwards in a spiral path using crossed electric and magnetic fields. It was invented in 1929 and the first operational cyclotron was built in 1932 by Ernest Lawrence. Cyclotrons work by subjecting particles to an oscillating electric field while they travel in a circle due to a static magnetic field. Modifications allow relativistic speeds. Cyclotrons are used in nuclear physics experiments and for producing isotopes for PET imaging and particle cancer therapy. Limitations include inability to accelerate neutral particles or electrons.
The document discusses particle accelerators and nuclear physics. It provides definitions of particle accelerators and describes their basic working principle of using electromagnetic fields to accelerate charged particles. It discusses different types of particle accelerators like linear accelerators, cyclotrons, synchrotrons and their components and working. The largest particle accelerators in the world, like the LHC and RHIC, are mentioned. Applications of particle accelerators discussed include uses in medicine, industry, DNA research and treating cancer.
A plasma display panel (PDP) is a type of flat panel display commonly used for large TVs over 30 inches. PDPs use small cells filled with electrically charged gases or plasmas that illuminate to produce images. They provide bright, high quality images with deep black levels and wide viewing angles. PDPs can be produced in large sizes up to 150 inches diagonally. They have high resolution, high contrast ratios, and a lifetime of around 100,000 hours, but also have some disadvantages like higher cost and power consumption than other technologies.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses strong magnets and radio waves to generate detailed images of the inside of the body. MRI machines contain superconducting magnets that create a strong magnetic field, gradient coils that alter the field to create slices for imaging, and an RF coil that emits radio waves. During an MRI scan, hydrogen atoms in the body are aligned by the magnetic field and excited with radio waves, emitting signals used to construct 2D and 3D images of tissues and organs. MRI provides excellent soft tissue contrast and is commonly used to image the brain, heart, joints, and other areas to evaluate injuries, diseases, and functional abnormalities.
1. The document discusses the Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) method for computational electromagnetics (CEM). FDTD solves Maxwell's equations by approximating the derivatives with central finite differences and marching the solution in both space and time.
2. It provides the 1D update equations for the electric and magnetic fields in the FDTD method. The fields are discretized and interleaved in both space and time.
3. The update equations are expressed in terms of the electric and magnetic fields at previous time steps to march the solution forward in time. This allows the fields to be solved for numerically via a computer program.
A laser is a device that generates coherent light through the process of stimulated emission. It works by stimulating electrons in an excited state to drop to a lower energy level, emitting photons of the same wavelength, phase, and direction. There are three main mechanisms of light emission: absorption, spontaneous emission, and stimulated emission. Lasers use stimulated emission to produce an intense, focused beam of light. Common laser materials include gases, liquids, and solid-state semiconductors doped with ions like neodymium. Applications include optical storage, printing, medicine, manufacturing, communication, and more.
1) Rectangular waveguides can transmit electromagnetic waves above a certain cutoff frequency, acting as a high-pass filter. They support transverse electric (TE) and transverse magnetic (TM) modes of propagation.
2) For TM modes, the electric field is transverse to the direction of propagation, while the magnetic field has a longitudinal component. The modes are denoted TMmn, with m and n indicating the number of half-wavelength variations across the width and height.
3) For TE modes, the magnetic field is entirely transverse, while the electric field has a longitudinal component. These modes are denoted TEmn, with m and n having the same meaning as in the TM case.
Plasmonics is a new technology that uses plasmons, which are density waves of electrons created when light hits metal surfaces under certain conditions. Plasmonics could enable faster data transmission over very small wires by combining the best aspects of photonics and electronics. Researchers hope plasmonics can overcome limitations of conventional communication systems and allow for information transfer with greater control at the nanoscale. Potential applications of plasmonics include solar cells, LEDs, invisibility cloaks, cancer treatment, and quantum dot devices for fast computing. However, challenges remain in developing active plasmonic components that can operate at ultra-high bandwidths and low power.
The document discusses the Hall effect and its discovery in 1879 by Edwin Hall. It describes how the Lorentz force causes charge accumulation and Hall voltage in conductors placed in magnetic fields. The Hall effect can be used to determine properties of semiconductors like charge carrier density, mobility, and energy gap. A new automated experimental setup using LabVIEW was created to more reliably measure Hall voltage, temperature, and magnetic field, though it had some limitations. Results from measurements on a semiconductor were presented.
This document discusses IMPATT and TRAPATT diodes. It explains that IMPATT diodes operate at reverse bias and high frequencies between 3-100 GHz for high power applications. TRAPATT diodes are derived from IMPATT diodes and use a square pulse to form an electron-hole plasma for oscillation. Both diodes have advantages like high efficiency but also disadvantages like high noise. They have applications in microwave generation, communication transmitters, and radar systems. The document also discusses uses of microwaves in biomedical applications like sterilization of medical equipment and histopathology sample preparation.
Cyclotrons accelerate charged particles using oscillating electric fields generated between hollow metal chambers called dees. A positive ion is placed between the dees and accelerated toward the first dee when it is negatively charged. It follows a semicircular path due to a strong magnetic field until the dee polarities are reversed, accelerating it toward the second dee and to higher energies with each pass through the oscillating field. Cyclotrons can be used to accelerate ion beams for nuclear physics experiments and cancer treatment through proton therapy.
This document discusses laser linewidth measurement. It begins by explaining that lasers are not truly monochromatic and have a defined line shape rather than a single frequency. It then covers the different types of broadening mechanisms that contribute to a laser's linewidth, including homogeneous broadening from effects like collisions, and inhomogeneous broadening from Doppler shifts. Measurement techniques are also presented, such as using interferometers to convert frequency fluctuations to intensity fluctuations or using self-heterodyne detection to record beat notes between a laser and its frequency-shifted output. Specific examples of using a Michelson interferometer and self-mixing interferometry for linewidth measurements are also described.
Semiconductor lasers operate based on stimulated emission of radiation within semiconductor materials. They work on the principles of stimulated emission and using a resonant optical cavity formed by mirrors to produce coherent light. Semiconductor lasers are used in optical storage devices like CDs and DVDs, I/O devices like barcode readers and printers, telecommunications through fiber optic networks, and high-energy applications including gem-cutting and laser fusion.
This document discusses the basics of lasers, including their main components and properties. It explains that lasers work by inducing population inversion through pumping, allowing for stimulated emission to produce coherent, monochromatic beams of light. The key parts of a laser are its active medium, pumping source, and optical resonator. Examples of different laser types include solid state, gas, liquid/dye, and semiconductor lasers. Lasers have many applications in areas like communication, medicine, manufacturing, and research.
Optical detectors, as the name implied, can detect the amount of light received. It is a device that converts light signals into electrical signals, which can then be amplified and processed.
This document is a project report submitted by Priyanka Verma and Smriti Singh for their Bachelor of Science degree in physics. It discusses elementary particles, including their characteristics, classification, conservation laws, and examples like electrons, positrons, protons, neutrons, pions, and kaons. The report includes certificates of completion from their college principal and physics professors.
Mapping the Future in Uncertain Times.PDFAlonzo Canada
Rotman Magazine Winter 2010 / 41
1) The document describes how Rob McEwen transformed the failing mining company Goldcorp by taking an unconventional approach. When he bought Goldcorp in 1989, it was struggling financially and operationally.
2) To turn the company around, McEwen realized he needed a new way to identify promising areas to mine within Goldcorp's existing land holdings. He was inspired by open-source collaboration and launched the Goldcorp Challenge, making the company's geological data available online.
3) Over 14,000 experts from around the world analyzed the data and identified new mining targets. Goldcorp drilled the top targets and struck gold, validating the new approach. This helped Mc
The document discusses various statistics about different countries that may seem strange depending on one's point of view, such as the number of languages spoken in Papua New Guinea and the high prison population in the United States compared to their total populations. It also mentions unusual facts about Japan, such as their punctual train system, number of active volcanoes, and traditions like keeping businesses in family through male-only adoptions. Overall, the document explores what may be considered normal or strange culturally.
This document discusses internet governance and regulation. It covers the WGIG report on internet governance, issues regarding ICANN and domain name control, and the four modes of regulating the internet: through law, social norms, markets, and architecture. It also recommends steps for countries regarding access, e-commerce, content regulation, security, intellectual property, and privacy to develop an effective framework for internet governance.
Certified Purchasing Professionals (CPPs), June 2015Peter Desilva
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This document provides information about eligibility criteria and the selection process for a permanent commission in the Indian Army through the 10+2 Technical Entry Scheme. Key details include:
- The vacancy is for 90 unmarried male candidates who have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics subjects.
- Candidates must be between 16.5-19.5 years old and meet physical, medical, and educational standards including a minimum aggregate of 70% marks in PCM subjects.
- Training will involve 1 year of basic military training followed by 3 years of technical training to earn an engineering degree, and 1 year of post-commission training.
- Upon successful completion of training, candidates will be granted a
The document discusses medical standards and examinations for candidates joining the Indian Navy as officers. It outlines the following:
- Candidates recommended by the Service Selection Board undergo a medical examination at a nearby service hospital, which includes a Special Medical Board (SMB) lasting 5-6 days to determine if a candidate is fit, temporarily unfit, or permanently unfit.
- Candidates found permanently unfit by the SMB can appeal to an Appeal Medical Board (AMB) by paying a fee. Those found temporarily unfit do not pay a fee.
- Candidates found unfit by the AMB can request a Review Medical Board (RMB). The document then outlines height, weight, vision, and other physical
The document outlines the physical standards required to join the Indian Air Force, including additional standards for the Flying Branch. Some key requirements include:
- Being in good physical and mental health without any disabilities or diseases.
- Meeting certain height, weight, chest expansion, hearing, vision, dental, and medical examination standards.
- For the Flying Branch, meeting additional requirements such as anthropometric measurements, spinal x-ray evaluation, and vision and eye movement standards.
- Conditions such as spinal abnormalities, arthritis, eye defects, or diseases may disqualify an applicant.
1) The document discusses opportunities for ophthalmologists and optometrists to work together through co-management of cataract surgery patients, particularly with the use of premium intraocular lenses (IOLs).
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This presentation summarizes the Family Health Optima insurance plan offered by Star Health and Allied Insurance Co. Ltd. It provides hospitalization coverage for illness, disease or accidents for the entire family on a floater basis. It covers the proposer, spouse and dependent children up to age 25. The plan offers coverage amounts from Rs. 100,000 to Rs. 500,000 with allowable expenses including room rent, nursing charges, surgery fees and pre/post-hospitalization costs. It also provides cashless access in network hospitals and reimbursement for expenses in non-network hospitals after submitting documents.
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1. 40 years & below above 40 years
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
a) Height Male 152.5 cms 152.5 cms
Femal
e
147.5 cms 147.5 cms
b) Weight Male Min. 45Kg. Min. 45Kg.
Femal
e
Min. 39Kg. Min. 39Kg.
2 a) Hearing
Should demonstrate an ability to
hear an average conversational
voice in a quiet room using both
ears at a distance of six feet from
the examiner with the back
turned to the examiner. Pure
Tone Audiometry as & when
required.
Should demonstrate an ability to
hear an average conversational
voice in a quiet room using both
ears at a distance of six feet from
the examiner with the back
turned to the examiner. Pure
Tone Audiometry as & when
required.
3 EYES
Should not suffer from any
chronic eye diseases.
Should not suffer from any
chronic eye diseases.
A Visual Acuity
i)Distant & Near vision
for trades like Pilots
6/6 both eyes without glasses,
without any myopia
Refer Annexure II
ii) Distant vision for
other trades
Better eye Worse eye Better eye Worse eye
a) with glasses for
Tech jobs
6/9 6/9
or
6/6 6/12
6/9 6/12
or
6/6 6/18
b) with or without
glasses for non tech
jobs
6/9 6/18 6/12 6/18
iii) Near vision with or
without glasses for
other trades
a) Tech Jobs N-6 both eyes N-6 both eyes
b) Non tech jobs N-8 both eyes N-8 both eyes
B ONE EYE
Suitable for desk jobs only
provided other parameters in
relation to eye are normal.
Suitable for desk jobs only
provided other parameters in
relation to eye are normal.
C Intra Ocular Lens
Eye IOL may be accepted if
visual acuity is ok.
Eye IOL may be accepted if
visual acuity is ok.
HINDUSTAN AERONAUTICS LIMITED
PRE - EMPLOYMENT MEDICAL EXAMINATION STANDARDS
S No Particulars
Standard
1
General Examination
NOTE : MO should use his clinical discretion for abnormal height,
weight & BMI for further clinical evaluation in respect of medical
fitness. Significant under weight/ over weight & height more than
200 cms needs further investigations before declaring FIT
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2. 40 years & below above 40 years
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
S No Particulars
Standard
D Color Vision
Normal Colour Vision is a must for
all jobs.
Normal Colour Vision is a must for
all jobs.
E Squint cases
There is no good binocular vision.
Even after surgery the chances
of binocular vision are rare. They
may be accepted for desk jobs
only.
There is no good binocular vision.
Even after surgery the chances
of binocular vision are rare. They
may be accepted for desk jobs
only.
G Myopia
Upto (-6) may be accepted
provided the vision is normal after
correction & retina is in good
health. All candidates must be
subjected to Fundoscopy &
Indirect ophthalmoscopy.
In case Myopia is not within
acceptable limits, the candidate
can be reassessed after
correction through surgery.
Upto (-7) may be accepted
provided the vision is normal after
correction & retina is in good
health. All candidates must be
subjected to Fundoscopy &
Indirect ophthalmoscopy.
In case Myopia is not within
acceptable limits, the candidate
can be reassessed after
correction through surgery.
H Hypermetropia
Upto (+7) may be accepted
provided the vision improves to
6/9 & have a binocular vision.
Upto (+7) may be accepted
provided the vision improves to
6/9 & have a binocular vision.
I Pterygium
Not affecting the Vision is
acceptable.
Not affecting the Vision is
acceptable.
J Retinal Detachment
The condition is treatable now,
with advanced technology.
Hence, the candidate with such
abnormality should be given an
option for correction. After
correction, if the vision is normal,
the candidate can be
considered for employment in
HAL. The candidate is required to
come back after correction
within 3 months for pre-
employment medical
examination. The expenses
towards such correction will be
borne by the candidate.
The condition is treatable now,
with advanced technology.
Hence, the candidate with such
abnormality should be given an
option for correction. After
correction, if the vision is normal,
the candidate can be
considered for employment in
HAL. The candidate is required to
come back after correction
within 3 months for pre-
employment medical
examination. The expenses
towards such correction will be
borne by the candidate.
K
Macular
Degeneration
To be rejected To be rejected
L Retinitis Pigmentosa To be rejected To be rejected
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3. 40 years & below above 40 years
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
S No Particulars
Standard
a) Treated/ cured Hansen's
disease with no deformity is
acceptable except in food
handling areas. Hansen should
not be considered as a criteria
for disqualifying.
a) Treated/ cured Hansen's
disease with no deformity is
acceptable except in food
handling areas. Hansen should
not be considered as a criteria
for disqualifying.
b)Psoriasis & Syste- mic Lupus
Erythamatosis, if extensive (not
treatable) should be considered
for rejecting the candidate.
b)Psoriasis & Syste- mic Lupus
Erythamatosis, if extensive (not
treatable) should be considered
for rejecting the candidate.
c)Vitiligo (Leukoderma) should
not be considered as cause for
rejection since it is neither
communicable nor contagious.
c)Vitiligo (Leukoderma) should
not be considered as cause for
rejection since it is neither
communicable nor contagious.
5 AIDS
Elisa HIV I & II Testing are
recommended for all candidates
with consent.
A written consent / undertaking
will be obtained from the
candidate before administering
the test(App. I). Depending on
the nature of jobs to
be performed by the candidate
/ the post to which the
candidate is selected,
acceptance or rejection
will be decided. Personnel who
are HIV +’ve would
be fit for appointment only to
such Departments / Areas of
work where there is no risk
involved towards the health of
themselves and others viz in
Departments like Design,
Planning, Marketing, IT,
MS, Finance, HR(excluding
Canteen) Purchase, Security,
Vigilance, wherein they will not
be working on/with Machines,
Tools etc
Elisa HIV I & II Testing are
recommended for all candidates
with consent.
A written consent / undertaking
will be obtained from the
candidate before administering
the test(Appendix I). Depending
on the nature of jobs to
be performed by the candidate
/ the post to which the
candidate is selected,
acceptance or rejection
will be decided. Personnel who
are HIV +’ve would
be fit for appointment only to
such Departments / Areas of
work where there is no risk
involved towards the health of
themselves and others viz in
Depts like Design, Planning,
Marketing, IT,MS, Finance,
HR(excluding
Canteen) Purchase, Security,
Vigilance wherein, they will not
be working on/with Machines,
Tools etc
4 Skin
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4. 40 years & below above 40 years
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
S No Particulars
Standard
a) General Exam
There should not be any
abnormality congenital or
acquired. There should not be
any significant functional or
structural abnormality of the
circulatory system. ECG should
be mandatory.
There should not be any
abnormality congenital or
acquired. There should not be
any significant functional or
structural abnormality of the
circulatory system. ECG should
be mandatory.
b) Blood Pressure
Blood pressure should be in the
range of 130/90 mm/Hg or
below.
Upper limit of acceptable limit
should be 140/90 mm/Hg without
any target organ damage.
c) Heart size
All cases of Cardiomegaly should
be assessed by Echosystolic and
diastolic dysfunction with poor LV
function is not to be accepted.
All cases of Cardiomegaly should
be assessed by Echosystolic and
diastolic dysfunction with poor LV
function is not to be accepted.
d) Rh. Heart Disease
Rheumatic Heart diseases &
other valvular diseases are not to
be accepted.
Rheumatic Heart diseases &
other valvular diseases are not to
be accepted.
e) MVPS
All cases need to be
investigated in the form of
ECG,2D Echo & Mitral
Regugitation,AF,Complex
ventricular ectopics & Infective
endocarditis to be ruled out
before considering medical
fitness.
All cases need to be
investigated in the form of
ECG,2D Echo & Mitral
Regugitation,AF,Complex
ventricular ectopics & Infective
endocarditis to be ruled out
before considering medical
fitness.
f) ASD
Acceptable after surgical
correction.Small ASD for which
surgical correction is not advised
is also acceptable with
cardiologist opinion.
Acceptable after surgical
correction.Small ASD for which
surgical correction is not advised
is also acceptable with
cardiologist opinion.
g) VSD
Acceptable after surgical
correction.Small VSD for which
surgical correction is not advised
is also acceptable with
cardiologist opinion.
Acceptable after surgical
correction.Small VSD for which
surgical correction is not advised
is also acceptable with
cardiologist opinion.
h) PDA
Acceptable after surgical
correction
Acceptable after surgical
correction
i) CCF,COPD Cases Not to be accepted Not to be accepted
ii) Isolated
Dextrocardia
Before accepting to be
evaluated by cardiologist
Before accepting to be
evaluated by cardiologist
i)Sinus Arrhythmias
Sinus arrhythmia may be
accepted.
Sinus arrhythmia may be
accepted.
Cardio vascular system
6
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5. 40 years & below above 40 years
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
S No Particulars
Standard
ii) other conduction
disorders
PVC more than 5/min/in pairs or
multifocal, AF, RBBB & LBBB
should be valuated by Echo,
Holter, TMT & opinion of
cardiologist.
PVC more than 5/min/in pairs or
multifocal, AF, RBBB & LBBB
should be valuated by Echo,
Holter, TMT & opinion of
cardiologist.
K) Murmurs
All cardiac murmurs to be
evaluated by 2D echo by doing
other relevant investigations &
opinion of cardiologist to be
taken for medical fitness.
All cardiac murmurs to be
evaluated by 2D echo by doing
other relevant investigations &
opinion of cardiologist to be
taken for medical fitness.
l) IHD Not to be accepted
All the candidates must be
subjected to TMT.Cases who
have already undergone
Angioplasty/CABG should be
considered after cardiologist
opinion.
a) Should not be suffering from
any chronic respiratory diseases.
a) Should not be suffering from
any chronic respiratory diseases.
b) Bronchial asthma with normal-
pulmonary functions accepted.
b) Bronchial asthma with normal-
pulmonary functions accepted.
c) Pulmonary tuberculosis
accepted after completion of
treatment & full recovery.
MDR cases of Pulmonary
tuberculosis to be rejected
c) Pulmonary tuberculosis
accepted after completion of
treatment & full recovery.
MDR cases of Pulmonary
tuberculosis to be rejected
d) Significant Lungs cysts should
be accepted after successful
surgery.
d) Significant Lungs cysts should
be accepted after successful
surgery.
Cases of Bronchiectasis with
good respiratory reserve can be
considered for employment.
Cases of Bronchiectasis with
good respiratory reserve can be
considered for employment.
7 Respiratory System
6
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6. 40 years & below above 40 years
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
S No Particulars
Standard
a) Organomegaly, abdominal
masses should be investigated
before employment.
a) Organomegaly, abdominal
masses should be investigated
before employment.
b) Inguinal hernia, Hydrocoele
Para Umbilical hernia, fistula in
Ano, Hemorrhoids, Varicocele
undescended testes, Pilonidal
sinus should be surgically
corrected before appointment.
b) Inguinal hernia, Hydrocoele
Para Umbilical hernia, fistula in
Ano, Hemorrhoids, Varicocele
undescended testes, Pilonidal
sinus should be surgically
corrected before appointment.
c) Any palpable lymph node to
be biopsied & fitness to decide
after the biopsy report.
c) Any palpable lymph node to
be biopsied & fitness to decide
after the biopsy report.
d) Varicose veins without
complications can be accepted
after surgeon's opinion
d) Varicose veins without
complications can be accepted
after surgeon's opinion
a) Phimosis & Paraphimosis/
Hypospadiasis to be accepted
after surgical correction at the
expense of the candidate.
a) Phimosis & Paraphimosis/
Hypospadiasis to be accepted
after surgical correction at the
expense of the candidate.
b) Testicular mass proved due to
malignancy should be rejected
b) Testicular mass proved due to
malignancy should be rejected
c)Renal stones of above 4mm
can be accepted after
treatment/ Lithotripsy provided
Renal functions are proved
normal by IVP/USG/ other test.
c)Renal stones of above 4mm
can be accepted after
treatment/ Lithotripsy provided
Renal functions are proved
normal by IVP/USG/ other test.
d) Mobile kidney/single
kidney/Horse shoe shaped kidney
can be accepted provided
Renal functions are proved
normal by IVP/Renal Isotope
study.
d) Mobile kidney/single
kidney/Horse shoe shaped kidney
can be accepted provided
Renal functions are proved
normal by IVP/Renal Isotope
study.
e) Poly cystic kidney to be
rejected
e) Poly cystic kidney to be
rejected
10 HBsAg positive cases
HBSAg (Australian Antigen +'ve)
but without complication may be
accepted
HBSAg (Australian Antigen +'ve)
but without complication may be
accepted
8 Abdomen
9
Genito Urinary
System
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7. 40 years & below above 40 years
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
S No Particulars
Standard
a) Speech / Gait
It should be Normal &
abnormality to be evaluated
thoroughly before appointment
It should be Normal &
abnormality to be evaluated
thoroughly before appointment
b) Nystagmus
Candidate with Nystagmus
should be evaluated by a
competent neuorologist for
fitness of the specific job.
Candidate with Nystagmus
should be evaluated by a
competent neuorologist for
fitness of the specific job.
c ) Motor system Should be Normal Should be Normal
a) Candidates should not be
suffering from chronic nervous
diseases however, congenital
facial palsy is accepted.
a) Candidates should not be
suffering from chronic nervous
diseases however, congenital
facial palsy is accepted.
b) Epilepsy Candidates under
regular treatment may be
accepted only for desk jobs.
b) Epilepsy Candidates under
regular treatment may be
accepted only for desk jobs.
Only progressive musucloskeletal
disorders should be considered
as disqualification. Non-
progressive congenital
abnormality should be evaluated
by another specialist before
fitness for the specific job.
Only progressive musucloskeletal
disorders should be considered
as disqualification. Non-
progressive congenital
abnormality should be evaluated
by another specialist before
fitness for the specific job.
Muscular dystrophies can be
considered under physically
handicapped quota.
Muscular dystrophies can be
considered under physically
handicapped quota.
12
Musculoskeletal
System
11
Nervous System
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8. 40 years & below above 40 years
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
S No Particulars
Standard
a) Fibroid uterus, Ovarian cyst
should be removed before
appointment, if symptomatic &
clinically significant.
a) Fibroid uterus, Ovarian cyst
should be removed before
appointment, if symptomatic &
clinically significant.
b)Pregnant women shall not be
appointed till the confinement is
over. They can be made fit any
time after six weeks, but not later
that six months from the date of
delivery.
b)Pregnant women shall not be
appointed till the confinement is
over. They can be made fit any
time after six weeks, but not later
that six months from the date of
delivery.
c) Any Lump in the Breast like
Fibro adenoma to be operated
before joining & malignancy to
be excluded.
c) Any Lump in the Breast like
Fibro adenoma to be operated
before joining & malignancy to
be excluded.
14 Psychiatry
Schizophrenia, paranoid
disorders, alcohol abuse,
presenile Dementia & Drugs
addicts are not suitable.
Schizophrenia, paranoid
disorders, alcohol abuse,
presenile Dementia & Drugs
addicts are not suitable.
a) Diabetes Mellitus Not to be considered
If blood sugar level ,HBcA1 ECG
& CxR & if required 2D Echo are
normal with drug therapy & there
is no target organ damage,
candidates can be considered
for Employment
b) Thyrotoxicosis
Can be considered if under
control with drug therapy & there
are no complications proved by
investigations.
Can be considered if under
control with drug therapy & there
are no complications proved by
investigations.
c) Goiter &
Hypothyroidism
Cases of goiter to be evaluated
fully & cases of Hypothyrodism
can be considered good control
with drug therapy & there are no
complications proved by
investigations.
Cases of goiter to be evaluated
fully & cases of Hypothyroidism
can be considered good control
with drug therapy & there are no
complications proved by
investigations.
16 Malignancy/ Cancer
It should be considered as Unfit
for employment
It should be considered as Unfit
for employment
13 Gynaecology
15
Endocrine System
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