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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dual

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Pertaining to a combination of two components such as diodes, transistors, etc., in a single housing. The components are often carefully matched. Compare quad. 2. Pertaining to a device or ...

cold

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Pertaining to an electrical circuit, component, or terminal that is at ground potential. 2. A term denoting a bad solder joint. 3. Pertaining to an unheated electrode or element. See cold ...

1. Pertaining to components, circuits, or systems that use signals having an integral number of discrete levels or values, rather than signals, whose levels or values vary over a continuous range. ...

direct drive

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Pertaining to electromechanical accessories for electronic equipment. 2. The transmission of power directly from a source (such as a motor) to a driven device without intermediate gears, belts, ...

binary

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Pertaining to the base-2 number system. Thus, binary arithmetic uses two digits: 0 and 1. 2. Pertaining to two-element chemical compounds.

antiferroelectric

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Pertaining to the property wherein the polarization curve of certain crystalline materials shows two regions of symmetry. 2. A material that exhibits the aforementioned property.

annular

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Pertaining to the region between two concentric circles that lie in the same plane; ring-shaped. 2. Pertaining to two or more concentric circles that lie in a common plane.