Electronic Terminology Crossword Puzzle
October 1960 Electronics World

October 1960 Electronics World [Table of Contents] People old and young enjoy waxing nostalgic about and learning some of the history of early electronics. Electronics World was published from May 1959 through December 1971. As time permits, I will be glad to scan articles for you. All copyrights (if any) are hereby acknowledged.

Working crossword puzzles has been shown to be a simple activity that can help prevent or at least stave off some forms of mental atrophy. It is a medical fact that as you grow old and/or cease presenting yourself on a regular basis with mental and physical challenges, your brain actually begins to lose gray matter and synapse interconnections are lost. Working crossword puzzles is a healthy mental exercise that helps increase your vocabulary and improve cognitive skills. That is one reason I create a weekly crossword puzzle for RF Cafe visitors. Electronics magazines of the last century regularly published theme-based crosswords, like this one from a 1960 edition of Electronics World.

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Electronic Terminology Crossword Puzzle

By John J. Gill

 

ACROSS 1. Reciprocal of impedance. 8. Protective device. 11. Greek "N". 12. Used in house wiring. 13. Chemical element (symbol). 14. Pilot light (abbr.). 15. Doughnut-shaped coil. 18. Amount of force that causes rotation. 20. Measurements 21. One who goes forth. 24. Type of circuit. 25. A "collector" of electro-magnetic waves (abbr.). 26. Vase. 27. Frequency used in superhets (abbr.). 28. 102 (Roman numeral). 29. A news service (abbr.). 30. E= ___. 31. Scotch hat. 32. Equipment used in servicing electronic devices. 36. Relay type (abbr.). 37. ___ high frequency. 39. Tool for making holes. 40. "For each". 41. Falsehoods. 42. Tonnage (abbr.). 43. Type of modulation. 44. Amplification factor. 45. Negative reply. 46. Useful energy delivered. 47. Number (abbr.). 48. Part of "to be". 49. Beneath. 44. Unit of wire size. 51. Inductive reactance (symbol). 52. Ratio of output to input. 53. Plate current (symbol). 54. And so on. 55. College degree (abbr.). 58. Network (abbr.). 61. Whip. 63. TV blanking pulse. 64. Memory tube used in computers.

DOWN 1. Radiator of r.f. energy. 2. ___ diode. 3. Values used in matching colors. 4. An English unit of weight. 5. Broadcast radio (abbr.). 6. Pilot light symbol (abbr.). 7. Capacitor of unknown value (schematic symbol). 8. Iron compound used in transformer construction. 9. Goad. 10. Type of capacitor. 13. Pedal digit. 16. Coil. 17. All (Latin). 18. Cask. 19. Quality rating of a coil. 22. Above the range of human hearing. 23. Power supply component (abbr.). 29. Network for introducing a variable transmission. 33. Neighboring continent (abbr.). 34. Type of reactor. 35. Transformers and coils are sometimes ___. 36. Remote TV or radio broadcast. 38. Lithium (abbr.). 40. Moving a TV camera to scan a field of view. 42. Sorrow. 44. Unit of wire size. 50. Dental corpsman (USN, abbr.).  52. Mother of Uranus. 56. Our "aerial umbrella" (abbr.). 57. Unit of 1 Across. 58. By. 59. Exist. 60. Not down. 62. Quiet!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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