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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Engineering; Electronic engineering

A printed-circuit connector contact with a Z-shaped spring that allows high deflection with low fatigue.

dynamic printout

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A printout that occurs as a single function, actuated by one command, and completing itself in one operation.

acceptance sampling plan

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A probabilistic method of sampling a quantity of units from a lot, and determining from the sample whether to accept the lot, reject the lot, or perform another sampling.

balanced probe

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A probe, such as one for an electronic voltmeter or oscilloscope, that has a balanced input and (usually) a single-ended output.

debugging

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A process by which engineers eliminate the flaws in a circuit, machine, or computer program.

companding

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A process in which a signal is compressed at the transmitting end of a circuit and expanded at the receiving end, yielding a signal like the original at the receiver output. Signals are more ...

complement-setting technique

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A process of determining the number of pulses required to complete the switching of a counter circuit when it is started at some state higher than full zero. The number of pulses required for ...