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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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color generator
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A special radio-frequency (RF) signal generator to adjust or troubleshoot a color television receiver. The color signals it delivers are identical to those produced by a broadcast station.
dot generator
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A special radio-frequency (RF) signal generator used to produce a pattern of red, green, and blue dots on the screen of a color television receiver.
damper winding
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A special short-circuited motor winding that opposes pulsation or rotation of the magnetic field.
constant-voltage transformer
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A special transformer used to reduce variations in power-line voltage. A capacitor in the device causes a winding to resonate at the line frequency (e.g., 60 Hz). This tends to maintain a more ...
air-dielectric coax
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A special type of coaxial cable designed to have minimum loss. The space between inner and outer conductors is mostly empty (i.e., air-filled). Some such cables are sealed and filled with an inert ...
dc generator amplifier
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A special type of generator that provides power amplification. The input signal energizes the field winding of a constant-speed machine; because the output voltage is proportional to field flux and ...
bar generator
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A special type of radio-frequency signal generator that produces horizontal or vertical bars on the screen of a television receiver. It is used in adjustment of horizontal and vertical linearity.
