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Wireless Engineering Crossword Puzzle
September 28, 2014

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Wireless Engineering Crossword Puzzle for September 28, 2014 - RF Cafe

ACROSS DOWN
1. A measure of magnetic force (2 wds.)

9. Low Noise Amplifier (abbr.)

10. Type of memory

11. System for guiding aircraft (abbr.)

12. Chemical symbol for bismuth

13. Chemical symbol for neptunium

17. Max or min voltage of a waveform (abbr.)

19. Unix, Linux or Windows (abbr.)

21. Ferrimagnetic material having high electrical resistivity, used for inductors

23. With 31 Across, with website's name

24. The "A" in ASK

27. Chemical symbol for einsteinium

29. A common battery cell size

31. With 23 Across, with website's name

32. Chemical symbol for calcium

33. 300 Hz to 3 kHz

37. Programmable logic device (abbr.)

38. Type of current flow (abbr.)

39. Occurring with no addition or loss of heat from the system under consideration

43. Teflon (abbr.)

44. Strong cable coverings

47. Described by a 1st-order equation

49. A common IC bond wire metal

51. Self-determine the scale on a DMM

56. Chemical symbol for thallium

57. Intermodulation distortion (abbr.)

58. Type of current

59. Min-to-max voltage of a waveform (abbr.)

60. Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier (abbr.)

61. Half of DSB

66. Part of a FOR loop

67. Tuners

71. Type of flip-flop

72. Opposite of transmit

74. Chemical symbol for thallium

75. Chemical symbol for neon

76. Unit of length (abbr.)

78. Band between RF and BB

79. 30 Hz to 300 Hz

82. Total radiated power (abbr.)

84. Cellphone band below PCS

86. Property of a lens that allows it to focus all wavelengths to the same point

1. Army-Navy specification prefix

2. ELI the ICE ___

3. Chemical symbol for erbium

4. Automaton

5. 1/6 inch printer's measure

6. Unit of capacitance (abbr.)

7. 1e-6 mA

8. Network configuration type (pl.)

9. Chemical symbol for lithium

12. Chemical symbol for berkelium

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

15. Chemical symbol for iron

16. The '3-finger salute" for a hung PC (3 keys)

17. Unit of capacitance (abbr.)

18. Type of modulation (abbr.)

20. Add two or more inputs

21. Finite Element Analysis (abbr.)

22. Government program to bring electricity to farms (abbr.)

23. Plane figure that has four straight sides, and four right angles (pl.)

25. Related to FM by a differential

26. Multifunctional silicon devices (abbr.)

28. Sends a wire

30. Ticker symbol for Analog Devices

31. Common shorthand reference for a capacitor

33. Voltage-controlled oscillator (abbr.)

34. Chemical symbol for mendelevium

35. Chemical symbol for radium

36. Last stage in a transmitter (abbr.)

38. Signal increaser

39. Chemical symbol for arsenic

40. A three-terminal power semiconductor device noted for high efficiency and fast switching (abbr.)

41. Inventor of the pre-quantum atomic model

42. Another word for each complete winding of an inductor

45. Chemical symbol for rubidium

46. Opposite of a LO

47. Front edge of a wing (abbr.)

48. Negative temperature coefficient (abbr.)

50. Direct Memory Access (abbr.)

52. FCC's Universal Licensing System (abbr.)

53. Type of logic gate

54. PC follower

55. Chemical symbol for gadolinium

61. Semiconductor On Insulator (abbr.)

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

63. Semiconductor device type (abbr.)

64. 1E6 nanoseconds

65. Akin to an EE, CE, AE, etc.

66. Engineer who experimented with extremely high voltages

68. The "U" in UHF

69. Time Division Multiplexing

70. Mate to a TX

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

73. Abbreviation for minimum voltage

75. A measure of receiver quality (abbr.)

77. Lowest power level capable of being demodulated (abbr.)

78. Network department (abbr.)

80. A BPF specification (abbr.)

81. Chemical symbol for francium

82. Chemical symbol for thulium

83. Chemical symbol for platinum

85. Centimeter (abbr.)


 

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