| 1. Unit of energy defined as
the work done when an electron is accelerated through a potential
difference of one volt (2 wds.) 12. Circuit element connecting
PCB layers (pl.) 13. Solid of rotation whose sides are the
hypoteneuse of a right triangle 14. 2/3 of a triac 16.
PC follower 18. Chemical symbol for silver 20. Morse Code
for "from" 22. Chemical symbol for neptunium 23. Unit
of inductance (abbr.) 24. Non-return to zero (abbr.) 26.
Network configuration type 29. Isolator or circulator ferrous
component 31. Exponent that returns the original number
32. ___ Friedrich Gauss, after whom the unit of magnetic field
strength is named 34. Current-voltage phase mnemonic 35.
Logarithmic unit of ratio (abbr., pl.) 36. Volt, meter, pint,
pound, eg. 37. Chemical symbol for tin 38. Network department
(abbr.) 40. The Midwest's greatest engineering school (part
1 of 3) 43. Filter type that blocks frequencies below and
above a specified band (abbr.) 44. Unit of apparent power
(abbr.) 45. Chemical symbol for antimony 47. Electrical
overstress (abbr.) 49. Chemical symbol for gold 50. Greek
letter 52. Chemical symbol for neon 53. Abbreviation for
peak voltage 54. Synchronous Digital Hierarchy 55. Chemical
symbol for thulium 56. Logic family 57. Chemical symbol
for argon 58. Chemical symbol for selenium 59. Unit of
length (abbr.) 60. Inventor of the incandescent light bulb
63. Boob tube (abbr.) 65. Chemical symbol for selenium
67. Technical drawing structure 69. Voltage-current phase
mnemonic 70. Multifunctional silicon devices (abbr., pl.)
72. Asynchronous Communication Interface Adapter (abbr.)
74. Automatic Send-Receive (abbr.) 75. The "R" in DRC in
substrate layout (singular form) 76. What glass device is
used for focussing light 78. Ham's code for "What is the
correct time?" 79. Test equipment (abbr.) 80. Unit of
inductance (abbr.) 81. Chemical symbol for palladium 83.
Chemical symbol for lanthanum 85. Ham-ese for Young Lady
86. Chart types 88. The "D" in CD 90. Under self-control
(prefix) 91. Common point on a BJT curve trace graph where
the extrapolated linear operating regions all intersect (2 wds.) |
1. Electronics Industry Association
(abbr.) 2. Is behind in phase 3. Chemical symbol for einsteinium
4. Coefficient of temperature (abbr.) 5. Unit of length equal
to 5.5 yards 6. Exponent that returns the original number
7. Chemical symbol for neon 8. Opposite of I.D. 9. Communications
pairing between transmitter and receiver 10. Transformer
interwinding connection 11. L-C resonating circuits 15.
Greek symbol commonly used to represent angles 17. The "T"
in TEM 19. Connector cover and strain relief (pl.) 21.
That which has mass and occupies space (pl.) 23. The Midwest's
greatest engineering school (part 3 of 3) 25. Chemical symbol
for zirconium 27. Semiconductor and calculator company (abbr.)
28. Government program to bring electricity to farms (abbr.)
29. BlackBerry or Palm for example (abbr.) 30. Chemical symbol
for cesium 31. Switch position 33. Chemical symbol for
lithium 36. One type of electron spin 39. The "T" in ATE
41. Stock symbol for National Instruments 42. Adds two or
more inputs 43. End-to-end joint 46. Filter type that
blocks frequencies below and above a specified band (abbr.)
48. Opposite of I.D. 51. Type of current flow (abbr.)
52. 1e-6 mA 58. The Midwest's greatest engineering school
(part 2 of 3) 59. Chemical symbol for iron 61. Singulated
piece of IC wafer 62. Lubricant 64. Unit of apparent power
(abbr.) 66. Effect (named after its discoverer) that is the
variation in the width of the base in a BJT due to a variation
in the applied base-to-collector 68. Chemical symbol for
erbium 69. Chemical symbol for europium 71. Chemical symbol
for tin 73. "Calling any amateur radio station" 75. Moon
of Saturn discovered in 1672 77. Threaded tuning rod in a
coil 80. Type of chart 81. Peak Inverse Voltage 82.
Digital storage oscilloscope (abbr.) 84. Automated Test Equipment
(abbr.) 87. Chemical symbol for strontium 88. Chemical
symbol for dysprosium 89. Chemical symbol for chlorine
90. A common battery cell size |
