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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b

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Symbol for susceptance. 2. Symbol for base of transistor (See base, 1). 3. Abbreviation of bass. 4. Symbol for barn.

B

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Symbol for susceptance. 2. Symbol for flux density. 3. Abbreviation of battery. 4. Symbol for boron. 5. Symbol for base of transistor (See base, 1). 6. Abbreviation of bass. 7. Abbreviation of ...

B-plus

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Symbol, B+. The positive dc voltage required for certain electrodes of vacuum tubes, transistors, etc. 2. The positive terminal of a B power supply.

b-positive

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Symbol, B+. The positive dc voltage required for certain electrodes of vacuum tubes, transistors, etc. 2. The positive terminal of a B power supply.

circuit capacity

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The ability of a circuit to handle a quantity (such as current, voltage, frequency, power, etc.) safely and efficiently. 2. The maximum value of some parameter at which a circuit can function ...

burst

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The abrupt ionization of the gas in an ionization chamber by cosmic rays. 2. An abrupt increase in the amplitude of a signal. Also, the type of signal that results from burst action. 3. See ...

correction

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The addition of a factor that provides greater accuracy in a measurement. 2. A change in the calibration of an instrument to increase the accuracy.