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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direct substitution

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. An exact component replacement. 2. Installing an exact component replacement.

comparison

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. An expression of the relationship between two voltages, currents, phase angles, component values, or other quantities in an electrical or electronic circuit or system. 2. An examination of ...

1. An initial run of a component or circuit over a certain period of time shortly after manufacture to stabilize its characteristics and performance. 2. The changing of electrical characteristics or ...

dynamic transistor tester

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. An instrument for checking the alternating-current (ac) gain of a transistor, rather than its direct-current (dc) beta. 2. An instrument for determining the condition of a transistor from its ...

chronograph

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. An instrument that provides an accurate time base along the horizontal axis of its permanent record. 2. Stopwatch.

adjustable instrument

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. An instrument whose sensitivity, range, or response can be varied at will (e.g., multirange meter or wideband generator). 2. An instrument that requires adjustment or manipulation to measure a ...

comparator

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. An integrated circuit (IC) with two inputs, called A and B. The device compares the voltages that appear at these inputs. If the input voltage at A is significantly greater than the input voltage ...