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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
Dipper
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Collective term for resonance-type instruments, such as a dip metre or dip adapter.
Arc suppression
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Extinguishing an arc discharge. Disruptive arcs in electronic circuits are suppressed by means of auxiliary diodes or resistor-capacitor networks.
Antenna-conducted interference
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Extraneous signals generated in a transmitter or receiver and presented to the antenna, from which they are radiated.
Cosmic rays
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Extremely penetrating rays consisting of streams of atomic nuclei entering the earth's atmosphere from outer space.
Cambric
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Finely woven cotton or linen used for insulation. One type of spaghetti (conductor insulation), for example, is varnished cambric tubing.
Corrective feedback
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Feedback that is used to correct (bring to a prescribed level) a quantity constituting the input to a system.
Capacitive feedback
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Feeding energy back from the output to the input of an amplifier or oscillator through a capacitor.
