Electronic engineering

Electronic engineering

Electronic engineering is an engineering discipline focused on the design, fabrication, testing and operation of circuits, electronic components, devices, and systems.

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cut rate

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The speed at which a cutter moves across the surface of a blank vinyl disk during the recording process. 2. The number of cut lines per inch in a vinyl disk recording.

bounce

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The springback or vibration of the armature of a relay on closure. 2. An abnormal, abrupt change in the brightness of the image in a television receiver or cathode-ray-tube (CRT) computer ...

actuation

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The starting, modification, or termination of an operation or process. 2. Activation of a mechanical or electromechanical switching device.

dynamic equilibrium

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The state of balance between constantly varying quantities. 2. The tendency of two current-carrying circuits to maintain at a maximum the magnetic flux linking them.

chromaticity

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The state of being chromatic (See chroma). 2. A quantitative assessment of a color in terms of dominant or complementary wavelength and purity.

cross coupling

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The state of being cross-coupled (see, for example, cross-coupled multivibrator). 2. Undesired coupling between two circuits.

1. The surface area of a face of a conductor after cutting through it at a right angle. Specified in square inches, square millimeters, or circular mils. 2. The total of the cross-sectional areas of ...