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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attack

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The rise of a pulse from zero to maximum amplitude. 2. The time required for a pulse to rise from zero to maximum amplitude. 3. The initialization of a circuit voltage or current for a certain ...

atmospheric scatter

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The scattering of very-high frequency (VHF) and ultra-high frequency (UHF) radio waves by the lower atmosphere. 2. Communication via scattering of VHF and UHF radio waves in the lower atmosphere.

automatic reset

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The self-actuated restoration of a circuit or device to a given state (e.g., the state of rest). 2. A circuit or device that restores another circuit or device to a given state.

direction resolution

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The smallest difference in azimuth that a direction-finding device can detect. 2. The smallest angular separation between two targets that allows a radar set to show two separate echoes rather ...

1. The spacing between communications channels, expressed in kilohertz. 2. In stereo reproduction, the degree to which the information on one channel is separate from the other; usually expressed in ...

bass boost

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The special emphasis given to low audio frequencies (the bass notes) by selective circuits in audio systems. 2. The technique of increasing the loudness of the bass, relative to the higher audio ...

diffraction spectrum

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The spectrum produced in visible light by a diffraction grating. 2. The distribution of energy at various frequencies, produced by diffraction of electromagnetic waves. 3. The distribution of ...