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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clamping

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Fixing the operation of a device at a definite dc level. Also see clamper. 2. In television, establishing a fixed level for the picture signal at the start of each scanning line.

1. For a communications or data signal, a measure of the amount of spectrum space the signal occupies. Usually, it is given as the difference between the frequencies at which the signal amplitude is ...

degradation

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Gradual deterioration in the condition or performance of a circuit or device. 2. In a computer system, compromised performance caused by component failure.

common

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Grounded. 2. Pertaining to a connection shared by several different points in a circuit or system. 3. See common ground.

consonance

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Harmony between audio tones. 2. Acoustical or electrical resonance between bodies or circuits that are not physically connected.

duodecimal

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Having 12 possibilities, states, choices, etc. 2. Pertaining to the duodecimal number system. 3. A number or numeral in the duodecimal number system.