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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Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. In computer operations, to restore a switching element (e.g., a flip-flop) or a memory element to its standard (e.g., zero) state. 2. In computer practice, an asynchronous input.

1. In dielectric heating, the electrodes between which the dielectric body is placed and the electrostatic field developed. 2. In medical electronics, the electrodes applied to a patient undergoing ...

autobaud

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. In digital communications, a function that allows the equipment to adjust itself to the speed of the terminal. 2. Any digital communications equipment capable of automatically adjusting to the ...

document

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. In digital computer operations, especially in file maintenance, a form that provides information pertinent to a transaction. Also see transaction. 2. To perform documentation (See documentation, ...

dump

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. In digital-computer operations, to transfer, completely or partially, the contents of memory into a peripheral. 2. To switch off all power to a computer, deliberately or accidentally, thereby ...

control field

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. In direct-current generators of the amplifying type, an auxiliary field winding used for feedback and regulation, in contrast to the self-excited field winding (which is the conventional field ...