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3/4/2002 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
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| ACROSS 1 RF component distributor 6 Microelectronics manufacturer in Austin, TX 9 1/1000 prefix 14 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 15 Thread cutting tools 17 NASDAQ on a bad day 18 Aiguillette 20 Great quantity 22 Acquire 24 Soaks up RF energy 27 Infrared 28 Voltage limiter 33 Language of European Jews 35 Sails collectively 37 Front edge of a wing, abbr. 38 Range of frequencies 40 Wood sorrel 41 Counterpart of a zero 43 Pure carrier 45 Minutes of use 46 Greek letter (micro) 47 Capital of Norway 48 Loose end of a cable 49 Type of current 50 Silicon transistor type 52 Time delay, abbr. 53 Au 54 Shear off a cable 55 Tie a bundle of cables together with cord 57 Chemical symbol for beryllium 58 Mathematical operation 60 Setting a steady-state voltage 64 H2O 65 Symbol for tin 67 Hunter in Greek myth 69 Did possess 71 Soviet news service 72 Heat sink vendor in Laconia, NH 77 Son of Isaac and Rebekah 79 Restraint 81 Imaging devices 82 Loiter 83 Satellite TV system 84 Australian marsupial |
DOWN 2 PCB through-hole 3 Negative 4 Snakelike fish 5 Attenuator pad configuration 6 Analog-to-digital 7 Rocket-propelled weapon 8 Opposite of encode 10 Opposite of O.D. 11 Cousin of "ln" 12 Monetary unit of Angola 13 Preliminary 16 Reddish brown chalcedony 19 Professor's student instructor 21 Antenna gain unit 23 Highly skilled 25 Next to 26 Half of DSB 29 Cavity 30 Automatic network analyzer 31 1e3 uV 32 Fan vendor in Farmington, CT 34 Amateur radio enthusiast 36 Traded 39 Small node 42 Local Oscillator 43 Still 44 Last line of a paragraph appearing at the top of the next page 48 Technical Order, abbr. 51 Substrate for mounting components 53 First book of the Bible 54 Sever a wire 56 Electronics Industry Association 57 Set a steady-state voltage 59 Government lawyer, abbr. 61 Logic family 62 Network configuration 63 Depart 66 American space agency 68 1e-6 mA 70 Indian dish 73 Abbreviation for acknowledge (also a common word for Bill the Cat) 74 Voltage-controlled oscillator 75 Highest mountain in Crete 76 Digital Subscriber Line 78 Electrical safety organization 80 1000 picoseconds |
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