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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altitude

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The vertical distance of an object above sea level. 2. The vertical distance of an object above the earth’s surface. 3. The angle, measured in degrees, with respect to the horizon, at which a ...

charged voltage

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The voltage across a fully charged capacitor. 2. The terminal voltage of a fully charged storage cell.

capacitor voltage

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The voltage at the terminals of a capacitor. 2. The maximum voltage rating of a capacitor.

antenna range

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The frequency band, communication distance characteristically covered, or other continuum of values that specify the operating limits of an antenna. 2. The region immediately surrounding an ...

bandpass

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The frequency limits between which a bandpass filter or bandpass amplifier transmits ac energy with negligible loss. 2. The ability to allow passage of signals at a given frequency or band of ...

1. The frequency limits between which a band-rejection filter blocks, or greatly attenuates, ac energy. 2. The ability to suppress or block signals of a given frequency or band of frequencies, while ...

center frequency

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The frequency, in a communications receiver, that is midway between the lower and upper 3-dB-down amplitude points. 2. The average frequency of a modulated carrier. 3. The carrier frequency of a ...