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5/18/2004 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
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| ACROSS 1 Relates real to imaginary power 8 Optical Character Recognition 9 Japanese semiconductor manufacturer, abbr. 11 Official engineering change document, abbr. 13 PCB through-hole 16 A diode or thermal bridge is the key component this RF circuit 19 Application Service Provider 20 Aerodynamic force opposing drag 21 Referring to atoms 22 IC killer 24 Time domain waveform instruments 31 Environmentalist's prefix 32 Direct Digital Synthesis 33 Type of memory, abbr. 36 Powers pneumatic devices 38 Parameter determination |
DOWN 1 Personal Computer 2 Logic gate 3 Software problem 4 Field lines 5 Arched line segment 6 Switch position 7 One component of a complex number, abbr. 8 An amplifier specification 10 8088 to the 8086 11 Modern battlefield tactic, abbr. 12 Civil Engineer 14 Integrated Circuit 15 PC follower 17 Power supply vendor in Mansfield, MA 18 Attenuator topologies 23 60/40, PbSn, for example 25 European equivalent to the U.L. 26 Current through a capacitor, abbr. 27 Control feedback topologies 28 Optical storage medium, abbr. 29 Opposite of I.D. 30 ns/1000 34 Modulation type, abbr. 35 Akin to an EE, CE, AE, etc. 36 Army-Navy spec 37 Network department, abbr. |
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