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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Audiologist

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A person skilled in testing hearing (i.e., in using audiometers and other electronic instruments) and evaluating their indications for the fitting of hearing aids.

Billboard antenna

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A phased group of dipole antennas that lie in one plane. A reflector might be used behind the entire array.

Computer engineer

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A person skilled in the theory and application of computers, related equipment, and associated mathematics.

Digital phase shifter

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A phase shifter actuated by a digital control signal.

Blowout magnet

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A permanent magnet that provides a field to extinguish an arc.

Balanced probe

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A probe, such as one for an electronic voltmeter or oscilloscope, that has a balanced input and (usually) a single-ended output.

Companding

Engineering; Electronic engineering

A process in which a signal is compressed at the transmitting end of a circuit and expanded at the receiving end, yielding a signal like the original at the receiver output. Signals are more ...