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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AB power pack

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A portable dry-cell or wet-cell array containing both A and B batteries in one package. 2. An ac-operated unit in one package for supplying A and B voltages to equipment normally operated from ...

1. A process in which an analog signal (such as a voice waveform) is changed into a digital or binary signal that conveys the same information. This process is commonly used in digital computers to ...

balanced output transformer

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A push-pull output transformer with a center-tapped primary winding. 2. An output transformer with a grounded center tap on its secondary winding.

calibration accuracy

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A quantitative expression of the agreement between the value of a quantity, as indicated by an instrument, and the true value. Usually expressed as the maximum percentage of the true value by ...

charge

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A quantity of electricity associated with a space, particle, or body. 2. To electrify a space, particle, or body (i.e., to give an electric charge). 3. To store electricity, as in a storage ...

characteristic

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A quantity that characterizes (typifies) the operation of a device or circuit. Examples are emitter current, output power, and frequency deviation. 2. In floating point notation, the exponent.

analog

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A quantity that corresponds, point for point or value for value, to an otherwise unrelated quantity. Thus, voltage is the analog of water pressure, and current is the analog of water flow. 2. ...