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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dead band

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A radio-frequency band on which no signals are heard. 2. A range of values for which an applied control quantity (e.g., current or voltage) has no effect on the response of a circuit. In  − ...

broadcast

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A radio-frequency transmission of an intelligence-bearing signal that is directed to numerous unspecified receiving stations. 2. The transmission or dissemination of signals to a large, ...

code transmitter

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A radiotelegraph transmitter. 2. A tape-operated keyer for wire telegraphy or radiotelegraphy.

chatter

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A rapidly repetitive signal, caused by interruption or variation of a current (usually interference). 2. Extraneous vibration, as of the armature in a relay.

carbon recording

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A record made with a carbon-paper recorder. 2. The use of a carbon- paper recorder in data acquisition, facsimile, communications, and similar applications.

direct recording

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A record produced by a graphic recorder. 2. The technique of producing such a record.

domain

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A region of unidirectional magnetization in a magnetic material. 2. A region of unidirectional polarization in a ferroelectric material. 3. A region in which a variable is confined.