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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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clone
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A machine manufactured by a relatively unknown company that performs all the same functions, in basically the same way, as another machine manufactured by a well-known, major corporation. The term is ...
artos stripper
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A machine that cuts and strips wire for the fabrication of multiconductor cables.
dorsal column stimulator (DCS)
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A machine that generates radio-frequency energy that is applied to human tissues for the temporary relief of pain.
calculator
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A machine that performs mathematical operations, especially arithmetic. Typically, the device is a small box with buttons and a miniature numeric display. Used only in mathematical applications. In ...
closed magnetic circuit
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A magnetic circuit in which the flux is uninterrupted, as in a ferromagnetic core, which has no air gap. Also see closed core.
dust core
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A magnetic core for radio-frequency coils consisting of very minute particles of iron or an alloy, such as Permalloy.
closed core
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A magnetic core generally constructed in an “O” or “D” configuration to confine the magnetic path to the core material. Compare open core.
