RF Cafe Crossword Puzzle
January 17, 2016 |
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You've no doubt heard the old admonition that too much of a good thing can be bad. Ignore that warning when working this week's RF Cafe Crossword
Puzzle. Coming or going, forward or backward, there is no such thing as too much of this theme. As always, only engineering and science words
are used throughout. !yojnE
Reproduction of this puzzle without the express permission of RF Cafe is prohibited.
acr. = acronym, abbr. = abbreviation, pl. = plural,
wds. = words
1. A good thing (2 ltrs + 1 wd.)
5. PC follower
7. Chemical symbol for selenium
9. gniht doog A
13. Finite-Element Model
14.
Uses a squeezing tool for attaching a wire lug
15. FCC's Universal Licensing System (abbr.)
16. Hz
19. International Reply Coupon (abbr.)
21. Chemical symbol for krypton
22. National Television System Committee (abbr.)
23. Chemical symbol for tantalum
26. Changes from
a "0" to a "1"
29. Place in a holding area
32. 1.602E-19 Joules
34. Akin to WAC, only just in America
35. A good thing (2 ltrs.
+ 1 wd.)
36. Family of ICs with a certain component density level (abbr.)
37. Electronics manufacturer with "meatball" logo
40. Chemical
symbol for neodymium
42. Its chemical symbol is Lr
46. Chemical symbol for chlorine
47. ISDN BRI channel
48. Chemical symbol for
cesium
49. Galilean moon
50. One component of a complex number (abbr.)
51. Quantum electron property
52. Unix, Linux or Windows
(abbr.)
53. Change in the carrier frequency of a FM transmitter produced by the modulating signal (pl.)
56. Electrical safety organization
(abbr.)
59. Type of flip-flop
60. Official Space Shuttle designation (abbr.)
63. Even more of a good thing
65. Circuit for maintaining
constant voltage (abbr.)
67. Type of logic gate
69. Speaker for generating high frequencies
71. Greek letter
73. Mate to an RX
74. x, y, or z on Cartesian coordinates
75. Max or min voltage of a waveform (abbr.)
76. Antenna (abbr.)
79. Colorado Springs military
school (abbr.)
80. Precision landing system (abbr.)
82. Generated a form of energy arising from the kinetic energy of atoms and molecules
84. Fast Fourier transform (abbr.)
86. gniht doog a fo eroM
87. Opposite of O.D.
88. Unit of frequency (archaic, abbr.)
89. Even
more of a good thing |
1. More of a good thing
2. Sound frequency in the human hearing range (abbr.)
3. Finite Element Analysis (abbr.)
4. 1/6 inch printer's
measure
5. Type of current flow (abbr.)
6. ________ function, mathematically relates output to input
7. The "S" in ASIC
8. Chemical
symbol for einsteinium
9. Chemical symbol for europium
10. ___-back transformer
11. Chemical symbol for arsenic
12. Even more of
a good thing
17. Internet address (abbr.)
18. Network file transfer protocol (abbr.)
20. Martin ____, "Test & Measurement World"
magazine editor (c2009)
21. Mass unit (abbr., pl.)
24. Online service (abbr.)
25. Volt, meter, pint, pound, eg.
27. Chemical symbol
for gallium
28. Chemical symbol for erbium
30. Akin to an EE, CE, AE, etc.
31. Unit of time (abbr.)
33. Manufacturers
37. Discoverer
of Jupiter's moons
38. Hydrogen, argon, neon, xenon, etc.
39. Another word for each complete winding of an inductor (pl.)
41. Satellite
TV system
42. Display type
43. Electronics Industry Association (abbr.)
44. Logical negation operator
45. Akin to EEs, CEs, AEs,
etc.
46. Computer "brain" (abbr.)
54. Radiation having wavelengths longer than that of red light
55. Old Internet search engine
57. Measure of source/load match
58. Official engineering change document (abbr., pl.)
59. More of a good thing
61. Test equipment
(abbr.)
62. Adjust a pot
63. One component of a complex number (abbr.)
64. Electromagnetic (abbr.)
65. Abbreviation for acknowledge
(also a common word used by Bill the Cat)
66. Chemical symbol for lawrencium
68. A very god thing (2 ltrs. + 1 wd.)
70. Stock symbol
for Texas Instruments
72. Innovative Power Products, Holbrook, NY (abbr.)
77. 30 Hz to 300 Hz
78. Switch position
80. Multifunctional
silicon devices (abbr.)
81. Chemical symbol for strontium
82. Opposite of a LO
83. Type of current
84. Chemical symbol for francium
85. Coefficient of temperature (abbr.) |
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