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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data-handling capacity

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The amount of data that can be stored in a memory circuit. 2. The amount of data that can be transmitted over a certain medium. 3. The rate at which data can be transferred under certain ...

battery life

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The ampere-hour or watt-hour capacity of a battery. 2. The number of times that a rechargeable electrochemical battery can be cycled before it becomes unusable. 3. The nominal length of time ...

1. The amplitude-versus- frequency characteristic of the audio-frequency (AF) or composite video section of a transmitter that defines the baseband, or range of modulating frequencies. 2. The range ...

declination

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The angle representing the deviation of magnetic north from true north; it is the angle subtended by a freely turning magnetic needle and the meridian. Compare inclination. 2. Celestial latitude.

angle of radiation

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The angle, measured with respect to the horizon, at which the principal lobe of an electromagnetic wave leaves a transmitting antenna. 2. The angle, measured relative to the horizon, of a ...

dipping

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The application of a protective coating or impregnant to a component by immersing it in a suitable material. Also see dip coating, dip encapsulation, and dip impregnation. 2. In a resonant (tuned) ...

coating

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. The application of a substance to another substance by means of electroplating, electrophoresis, or similar process, for the purpose of protecting the material, isolating it from the environment, ...