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9/18/2008 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
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ACROSS 2. 1.602E-19 Joules 4. Chemical symbol for calcium 7. Forerunner to NASA 11. One component of a complex number, abbr. 12. Electrical safety organization, abbr. 13. Attenuator topology 16. Things in a bill of material 18. Length times width, pl. 19. Electromagnetic surveillance thwarting technology 21. Regarding light transmission 23. Chemical symbol for iron 24. Chemical symbol for copper 25. Type of modulation, abbr. 26. Chemical symbol for aluminum 27. Chemical symbol for thallium 29. Chemical symbol for rubidium 31. Radio Direction Finding 32. Amateur radio abbreviation for the Oceania region 33. Last stage in a transmitter, abbr. 35. Form of digital encoding 37. Thermocouples, photodetectors, limit switches, etc. 39. Lowest value in a list 44. Unit of conductance, pl. 49. Abbreviation for peak voltage 50. Nanohenry, abbr. 51. Optical Cross Connect 52. Chemical symbol for molybdenum 53. Chemical symbol for bismuth 54. Chemical symbol for silver 55. Chemical symbol for palladium 56. Part of this website's title 58. 30 kHz to 300 kHz 60. Capacitor vendor 63. A famous LEO satellite constellation (originally to be 77 satellites) 67. Attenuator configuration 68. International phonetic alphabet letter "D" 69. Miniature threaded RF connectors 70. Chemical symbol for neon 71. Semiconductor and calculator company, abbr. 73. 10^-1 numerical prefix 74. Infrared, abbr. 75. Chemical symbol for tin |
DOWN 1. Volt, meter, pint, pound, eg. 2. Chemical symbol for erbium 3. A tube containing a constriction used to measure the rate of flow of a fluid 4. Lowest operational frequency of a waveguide, pl. 5. Chemical symbol for aluminum 6. ISDN BRI channel 8. Automated Test Equipment 9. Counter ElectroMotive Force 10. Unit of current 13. Diac that can be turned back on, pl. 14. Positive emitter-coupled logic, abbr. 15. A common battery cell size 17. Chemical symbol for selenium 18. PC follower 20. Chemical symbol for scandium 22. Related to FM by a differential 27. Boob tube 28. Chemical symbol for lithium 30. Chemical symbol for bromine 32. Switch position 33. Chemical symbol for praseodymium 34. Chemical symbol for arsenic 36. Unit of heat 38. Voltage-current phase mnemonic 39. 1e3 uV 40. Internet protocol, abbr. 41. Indium Gallium Arsenide semiconductor 42. Millihenry, abbr. 43. One who creates a code version of a semiconductor device 44. Code used for automating software tasks 45. 1/6 inch printer's measure; Electromagnetic 46. Formed into a specific shape 47. Chemical symbol for niobium 48. Chemical symbol for silicon 54. Advanced Research Projects Agency , abbr. 55. Chemical symbol for plutonium 57. Chemical symbol for francium 59. Software storage unit 60. Switch configuration, abbr. 61. Spurious RF products created by metal joints, abbr. 62. Chemical symbol for gadolinium 64. Opposite of O.D. 65. Coordinated Universal Time, abbr. 66. Snail and E are examples of this 70. Chemical symbol for nickel 72. One port of an amplifier |
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