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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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Electronic engineering
Antenna system
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Collectively, an antenna and all of the auxiliary electrical and mechanical devices needed for its efficient operation, including couplers, tuners, transmission lines, supports, insulators, and ...
Closed-circuit communication
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Communication between units only within a defined, hard-wired system, not extending to other units or systems.
Coupled circuits
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Circuits between which energy is transferred electrostatically, electromagnetically, by some combination of the two, or by direct connection.
Appleton layer
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Collectively, the F1 and F2 layers of the ionosphere, at a height between 150 and 400 kilometres above the surface of the earth.
Amplifier noise
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Collectively, all extraneous signals present in the output of an amplifier when no working signal is applied to the amplifier input terminals.
Aeronautical telecommunications
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Collectively, all of the electronic and nonelectronic communications used in the aeronautical service.
Common-user channels
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Communication channels open to all licensees in a particular service.
