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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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constant-voltage, constant-current supply
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A combination current-regulated and voltage-regulated power supply; delivers constant current to low load resistances and constant voltage to high load resistances.
dwell tachometer
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A combination dwell meter/ tachometer for automobile engine testing and adjustment. The dwell meter allows observation and adjustment of the ignition point cam angle; the tachometer shows the motor ...
BiMOS
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A combination of bipolar and mosfet transistors in an integrated circuit. Thus, a typical BiMOS device can have mosfet input for high impedance and bipolar output for low impedance.
attenuation network
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A combination of components (R, C, or L singly or in any necessary combination) that provide constant signal attenuation with negligible phase shift throughout a frequency band.
bridge feedback
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A combination of current feedback and voltage feedback around an amplifier circuit. It is so called because, in the feedback circuit, the resistors and the output resistance of the amplifier form a ...
diode array
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A combination of several diodes in a single housing.
dibit
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A combination of two binary digits (bits). The four possible dibits are 00, 01, 10, and 11.
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