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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back bias

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A feedback signal (negative or positive). 2. Reverse bias (also See bias). 3. A reverse bias voltage, obtained from a voltage divider connected between a voltage source and ground.

current feedback

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A feedback signal consisting of current fed from the output to the input circuit of an amplifier. 2. A system or circuit for obtaining current feedback.

coaxial filter

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A filter that uses a coaxial cable as a tuned circuit. 2. A filter designed to be used in a coaxial transmission line.

adapter

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A fitting used to change either the terminal scheme or the size of a jack, plug, or socket to that of another. 2. A fitting used to provide a transition from one type or style of conductor to ...

channel

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A frequency (or band of frequencies) assigned to a radio or television station. 2. See keyway. 3. A subcircuit in a large system (e.g., the radio-frequency (RF) channel of a receiver, the ...

combination

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. A functional, usually stationary, installation consisting of two or more pieces of equipment. Examples: transmitter/receiver combination, motor/generator combination, and tuner/amplifier ...

1. A general term, referring to the practice of operation, experimentation, and other work in and related to the amateur service. 2. The hardware that comprises an amateur radio station. 3. A radio ...