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RF & Microwave Crossword Puzzle
January 5, 2014

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RF & Microwave Crossword Puzzle for January 5, 2013 - RF Cafe

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4. End of transmission (abbr.)

7. Innovative Power Products, Holbrook, NY (abbr.)

9. Type of computer display (abbr.)

10. Ham's code for "What is your location?"

13. Swap ____, a Ham's flea market

15. Chemical symbol for lithium

16. Part of this website's title

17. RF ____, the world's best engineering website

20. _____-wise linear

24. Elementary particles

27. Satellite TV system

28. Tool for holding parts while working on them

30. Universal Mobile Telecommunications System

32. Below ELF

34. Infrared (abbr.)

35. Chemical symbol for silicon

37. Famous 200 inch telescope

39. Morse Code for "from"

40. Chemical symbol for neptunium

41. Chemical symbol for aluminum

42. Wire

45. Its chemical symbol is Rn

48. Analog-to-Digital (abbr.)

50. Threaded tuning rod in a coil (pl.)

51. Half of DSB

52. Digital transmission figure of merit (abbr.)

54. Optical cross-connect (abbr.)

55. Things in a bill of material

56. Semiconductor and calculator company (abbr.)

57. Miniature RF connector

59. BS__ - the degree held by many RF Cafe visitors

60. Chemical symbol for arsenic

62. Circuit for maintaining constant voltage (abbr.)

63. Unit of time (abbr.)

64. Type of modulation (abbr.)

66. Type of reconfigurable memory (abbr., pl.)

69. Slang for Ursa Major and Minor

73. Chemical symbol for antimony

75. Multifunctional silicon devices (abbr.)

76. One state of matter

78. Mr. de Forest's first name

79. Sporadic E-layer ionospheric propagation (hyph.)

81. Rádio Nacional de Angola (abbr.)

82. Signal-to-noise ratio (abbr.)

83. Unit of capacitance (abbr.)

85. Unit of length equal to 5.5 yards

87. Engineering Change Order (abbr.)

89. Color quality

91. Put a new program on a computer

94. The "G" in GPS

96. Subject a circuit to extreme operation

99. The "M" in ISM

103. International Reply Coupon (abbr.)

104. Direct Memory Access (abbr.)

105. Type of current flow (abbr.)

106. Chemical symbol for tantalum

107. Wire diameter unit (abbr.)

108. Permeability-tuned oscillator (abbr.)

109. Point in an revolving object's orbit that is closest to the body it is orbiting

112. The tip of a PCB probe (pl.)

115. Does it with a mouse

117. 2-part adhesive (pl.)

120. Error checking scheme (abbr.)

121. Direction of carbon fiber strands

123. Ham's code for "Does my frequency vary?"

124. Chemical symbol for plutonium

126. Cellphone band above DCS

127. Peak envelope power (abbr.)

129. Hiram _____ Maxim, founder of the ARRL

131. Notch type filter (abbr.)

133. Synchronous Digital Hierarchy

134. Chemical symbol for cadmium

135. Filter type that blocks upper frequencies (abbr.)

137. Emit electromagnetic energy

138. Named a software object

140. Bandwidth (abbr.)

141. PC follower

143. It can follow an MS

144. Boob tube (abbr.)

145. Modern battlefield technique (abbr.)

146. A common battery cell size

148. Local Oscillator (abbr.)

149. Structure of columns and rows

150. U.S. military organization (abbr.)

152. Electrical overstress (abbr.)

154. Surface Mount Technology

157. Opposite of set

158. Filter type that blocks lower frequencies (abbr.)

159. PCB metal area where component leads attach (pl.)

163. _____ factor, the peak-to-average waveform value

165. European equivalent to the U.L.

166. 1/6 inch printer's measure

167. Network department (abbr.)

168. The plane figure enclosed by two radii of a circle and the arc between them (pl.)

172. Chemical symbol for palladium

173. Electronics manufacturer with "meatball" logo

174. Largest broadcaster in the UK (abbr.)

176. An ellipse has two of them

177. Mr. Dirac's first name

178. Gallium nitride chemical symbol

181. First name of a British scientist of falling apple fame

183. The evening star

184. Enhanced Datarates for Global Evolution

186. Type of current

187. 1e-6 mA

188. Parts _____

189. Capacitor manufacturer

191. Family of ICs with a certain component density level (abbr.)

193. Ham's code for "What is the name of your station?"

194. Engineering Change Notice (abbr.)

1. Logarithmic unit of ratio

2. The "Y" in YAG

3. Internet protocol (abbr.)

5. Type of logic gate

6. "Calling any amateur radio station"

7. U.K. equivalent of the IEEE

8. Chemical symbol for platinum

11. Coefficient of temperature (abbr.)

12. Amateur radio enthusiast

13. Akin to EEs, CEs, AEs, etc.

14. Exalted-Carrier Single Sideband (abbr.)

18. Added an overcurrent protection device

19. End of Life (abbr.)

21. Opposite of O.D.

22. SIP x 2

23. Ham's code for "What is the correct time?"

25. A measure of receiver quality (abbr.)

26. 1/1000 prefix

29. Crystal filter type (abbr.)

31. ELI the ICE ___

33. The LM741 was the first

36. Precision landing system (abbr.)

38. Exponent that returns the original number

39. Type of data conversion device (abbr.)

41. Material testing organization (abbr.)

42. Metric system (abbr.)

43. Mechanical engineering organization (abbr.)

44. Chemical symbol for einsteinium

45. Mate to a TX

46. Applies a lubricant

47. Negative temperature coefficient (abbr.)

49. Type of spread spectrum that does not use frequency hopping (abbr.)

52. Maximally flat group delay filter function

53. Wireless communication device (pl.)

58. 10 decibels

59. Using the moon as a passive reflector to establish a signal path; moonbounce (abbr.)

61. Half of a DIP

62. Amateur Radio Association (abbr.)

64. A BPF specification (abbr.)

65. Mr. Gauss' first name

67. Positive emitter-coupled logic (abbr.)

68. One component of a complex number (abbr.)

70. Chemical symbol for praseodymium

71. Last keyword in a BASIC subroutine (pl.)

72. Sharp bend in I-V curve

74. Filter type that blocks frequencies below and above a specified band (abbr.)

77. Attaches components to a PCB

80. Unit of frequency (archaic, abbr.)

82. Device for linearly adding two or more inputs (pl.)

84. Weight (abbr.)

86. 8 GHz to 12.5 GHz

88. Stranded shield in coax cable

90. Chemical symbol for nickel

91. Input intercept point (abbr.)

92. The design component of total product cost (abbr.)

93. Special diode type that can be switched (abbr.)

94. Key feature in a high level overvoltage protection device

95. Logic family

97. Logic family (abbr.)

98. "Texting" (abbr.)

100. Printer output resolution unit (abbr.)

101. Automated Test Equipment (abbr.)

102. Line of Sight (abbr.)

110. Band between RF and BB

111. ECM response

113. Used logic gates

114. Insulating cover over a solder joint

115. The "C" in CPS

116. ___ Friedrich Gauss, after whom the unit of magnetic field strength is named

118. It can follow an MS (pl.)

119. Greek letter

122. Chemical symbol for argon

125. Electrical safety organization (abbr.)

127. Attenuator

128. Ratio of circumference to diameter

129. Push to Talk (abbr.)

130. Rotate about the vertical axis

131. Chemical symbol for beryllium

132. Finite Element Analysis (abbr.)

134. Pure carrier (abbr.)

136. Radio signal route

137. Moon of Saturn discovered in 1672

139. Type of data conversion device (abbr., pl.)

140. Drill a hole

142. Wrapped plastic insulation around an electrical joint

143. Oscillator type that is referenced to an external source (abbr.)

147. ___-AZIMUTH telescope mount

148. Tied a bundle of wires together

150. Direct Digital Synthesis (abbr.)

151. Unix, Linux or Windows (abbr.)

153. One port of an amplifier

155. Unit of frequency (archaic, abbr.)

156. Total radiated power (abbr.)

160. Rechargeable battery type (abbr.)

161. Method of self-detection and self-fixing transmission of digital data (abbr.)

162. Gun safety and education organization (abbr.)

164. Quickly changing portions of waveforms

168. System On Chip

169. Geometrical figure defined as a curve in which every point is equidistant from a fixed point (pl.)

170. Configuring a switch to break electrical contact

171. Add two or more inputs

174. Filter type that blocks frequencies in a specified band (abbr.)

175. The UK's largest defense electronics contractor (abbr.)

179. Antenna (abbr.)

180. Greek letter used for frequency

182. Early computer display screen resolution (abbr.)

183. Circuit element connecting PCB layers

185. 1.602E-19 Joules

188. Chemical symbol for lawrencium

190. Chemical symbol for xenon

192. Chemical symbol for scandium

193. Unit of liquid measure (abbr.)


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