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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double-tuned detector

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A form of frequency-modulation (FM) discriminator with two resonant circuits. One is tuned slightly higher than the channel center frequency, and the other is tuned an equal amount below the center.

corona failure

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A form of high-voltage failure, resulting from the erosion of an object (such as an electrical insulator) by corona.

common-mode interference

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A form of interference that occurs across the terminals of a grounded system.

double rail

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A form of logic system in which two lines are used, with three possible states. The output can be high, low, or undecided.

chirp modulation

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A form of modulation in which the frequency of a signal is deliberately changed in a systematic way. Used in some radar systems.

A form of printing device consisting of a disk having several dozen radial spokes, each of which has a character molded on its face. The disk rotates to the proper position in the printing process, ...

blanketing

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A form of radio interference accompanied by severe degradation of reception, virtually unaffected by tuning, over a wide range of frequencies. An example is ac line noise caused by an arcing power ...