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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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deionization
Engineering; Electronic engineering
Converting a substance rich in ions, as well as a gas, for a neutral (non-ionized). Changes in ions atoms process uncovered.
Asymmetrical FET
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A field-effect transistor in which the source and drain cannot be interchanged without degrading performance.
Common-mode interference
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A form of interference that occurs across the terminals of a grounded system.
Double rail
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A form of logic system in which two lines are used, with three possible states. The output can be high, low, or undecided.
Blanketing
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A form of radio interference accompanied by severe degradation of reception, virtually unaffected by tuning, over a wide range of frequencies. An example is ac line noise caused by an arcing power ...
Daisy wheel
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A form of printing device consisting of a disc having several dozen radial spokes, each of which has a character moulded on its face. The disc rotates to the proper position in the printing process, ...
Double-tuned detector
Engineering; Electronic engineering
A form of frequency-modulation (FM) discriminator with two resonant circuits. One is tuned slightly higher than the channel centre frequency, and the other is tuned an equal amount below the center.
