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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directional hydrophone

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A hydrophone whose response pattern strongly favors one direction.

babble signal

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A jamming signal containing babble components. See babble and jamming.

choke joint

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A joint connecting two waveguide sections and permitting efficient energy transfer without requiring electrical contact with the inside wall of the waveguide.

compensating diode

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A junction diode used to temperature-stabilize a transistor circuit. It is usually forward-biased in the base-bias network of the transistor.

broadband Klystron

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A Klystron oscillator with a broadbanded tuned circuit.

alias

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A label that is an alternate term for items of the same type; a label and several aliases can identify the same data element in a computer program.

dial light

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A lamp or light-emitting diode placed in the dial mechanism of a radio receiver, transmitter, or transceiver. Allows the dial to be read in dim light or in darkness.