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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definition

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Clarity of a video image (i.e., one having good contrast and faithful tones). 2. Good intelligibility of reproduced sounds.

ceramics

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Clay-based materials used as dielectrics and insulators in electronics. Examples: barium titanate, titanium dioxide, porcelain, isolantite, and steatite. 2. The science and art of using and ...

circuitry

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Collectively, electronic and electrical circuits. 2. A detailed plan of a circuit and its subcircuits. 3. Collectively, the components of a circuit.

communication link

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Collectively, the equipment providing a communication channel between two transmitters. 2. Data terminal equipment.

brass pounder

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Colloquialism for telegraph operator or radiotelegraph operator. 2. A radio amateur who handles large amounts of message traffic, particularly via Morse code. 3. A radio amateur proficient in ...

discrete

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Complete and self-contained, as opposed to a part of something else. 2. Composed of individual, separate members.

cascade

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. Components or stages connected and operated in sequence, as in a three-stage amplifier. The components or stages are often but not necessarily identical. 2. To form a cascade.