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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complementary colors

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. In the additive color system, two colors that produce light gray or white when combined. 2. In the subtractive color system, two pigments that produce dark gray or black when combined. 3. Colors ...

blocking oscillator synchronization

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. In the blocking oscillator used in the vertical deflection circuit of a television receiver, the oscillator is synchronized with vertical sync pulses arriving in the video signal. 2. ...

diffusion

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. In the fabrication of semiconductor devices, the slow, controlled introduction of a material into the semiconductor, for example, the high-temperature diffusion of a n-type impurity (from a gas ...

artwork

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. In the manufacture of printed circuits, the scaled drawings from which the mask or etch pattern is obtained photographically. 2. Collectively, the illustrations depicting an electronic circuit, ...

drop

Engineering; Electronic engineering

In wire communications, the line connecting a telephone cable to a subscriber’s building.

activity

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Intensity of, as well as readiness for, oscillation in a piezoelectric crystal. 2. Radioactive intensity. 3. Intensity of thermal agitation. 4. Thermionic emission of electrons.

diffraction

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Interference of one part of an energy beam with another part when the beam is deflected along two or more paths having different lengths. When this happens with visible light, dark and light bands ...