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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color-purity magnet

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A permanent magnet on the neck of a color television picture tube, used to help ensure color purity by maintaining proper displacement of the electron beam.

damping magnet

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A permanent magnet so situated, with respect to a moving conductor, disk, or plate, that the resulting field opposes the movement.

blowout magnet

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A permanent magnet that provides a field to extinguish an arc.

computer programmer

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A person skilled in devising and/or writing the routines that a digital computer uses to solve problems or process data.

audiologist

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A person skilled in testing hearing (i.e., in using audiometers and other electronic instruments) and evaluating their indications for the fitting of hearing aids.

computer engineer

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A person skilled in the theory and application of computers, related equipment, and associated mathematics.

A person skilled in the use of audiometers and other electronic instruments that measure sound and human hearing, and who deals with attendant health and behavior problems. Compare acoustician and ...