ACROSS
1 Greek letter 2 A step function is one of these 4 Logarithmic
ratio 6 Connector vendor in Lombard, IL 7 Simulator subroutine
used for design centering 9 RF amplifier vendor in San Jose,
CA 10 The "O" in ROM 11 Cennector vendor in Harrisburg,
PA 13 2-part adhesive 14 A member of the Periodic Table
16 One port on a FET 17 Ridges and ______ 18 Unintentionally
induce a signal into a parallel wire 19 Process by which
a beam of light is spread out as a result of passing through
a narrow aperture 20 Use for a fan 21 Attenuator topology,
pl. 22 Java ______ or VB ______ used in HTML, pl. 24 Sum
of intermod harmonic numbers (2L+4R, 3R-5L, eg.) 25 Magazine
of the IEEE's communications orgranization 27 Asynchronous
Digital Subscriber Line 29 Institute of Electrical Engineers
(U.K) 30 Grids on test equipment displays 32 Prefix meaning
outside or beyond 33 1e-6 mA 34 Semiconductor that reacts
to light 35 Opposite of O.D.
DOWN
1 Hobby knife brand 3 Big Blue 5 RF Cafe
webmaster's last name 8 Charged particle 12 Current-voltage
phase mnemonic 13 O-scope triggering option 15 Father
of radio 23 Genetic material 26 BNC with threads 28
1 GHz to 2 GHz 31 Intermodulation distortion, abbr.
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