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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detune

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. To adjust a circuit to some frequency other than its resonant frequency. 2. To set the frequency of a receiver or transmitter to some point other than the frequency normally used. 3. To ...

1. To assign (especially through legislation) operating frequencies or other facilities or conditions needed for scientific or technical activity; see, for example, allocation of frequencies. 2. In ...

disable

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. To deliberately render a circuit, device, or system inoperative. 2. In digital computer operations, to defeat a software or hardware function.

debug

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. To eliminate errors in, and maximize the efficiency of, a computer program or group of programs. 2. To optimize the design and construction of electronic equipment.

delete

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. To erase or blank out a signal. 2. The elimination from a computer file of a record or record group. 3. To remove a computer program from memory or storage.

digitize

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. To express the results of an analog measurement in digital units. 2. To convert an analog signal into corresponding digital pulses.

access

Engineering; Electronic engineering

1. To gain entrance to something, such as the interior of the cabinet of a high-fidelity amplifier. 2. In a computer, the action of going to a specific memory location for the purpose of data ...