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March 22, 2009 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
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| ACROSS 1. Chemical symbol for antimony 3. Add two or more inputs 6. Chemical symbol for tin 8. Excess noise specification 11. Its chemical symbol is Fe 12. Physicist after whom a law describing the direction of EMF and current resulting from induction is named 14. The "D" in CD 15. Chemical symbol for arsenic 17. Audio Frequency 18. Chemical symbol for cobalt 19. Chemical symbol for francium 20. Chemical symbol for lanthanum 22. Chemical symbol for rhodium 25. PC follower 27. Fremont, CA based company that designs, develops and markets high-performance, analog and mixed-signal silicon solutions for the worldwide communications infrastructure. 30. Logic gates 32. First name of a British scientist of falling apple fame 33. Band between RF and BB 35. Chemical symbol for platinum 36. Min-to-max voltage of a waveform 38. Boob tube, abbr. 40. One port on a FET 42. Lunar 'seas' 44. Physical barrier 46. Electronics manufacturer with "meatball" logo 47. Network department, abbr. 49. Chemical symbol for niobium 50. Test point, abbr. 51. Internet protocol, abbr. 53. Chemical symbol for selenium 54. Type of current flow 55. Monolithic microwave integrated circuit, abbr. 57. Voltage-controlled crystal oscillator, abbr. 59. Stock symbol for Intel 61. A non-geometrical growth rate 63. Type of logic gate 64. Unit of energy 65. Analog-to-Digital |
DOWN 1. Semiconductor On Insulator, abbr. 2. Maker of high power attenuators in Solon, OH 3. Thermocouple, photodetector, limit switch, for example 4. Microfarad, abbr. 5. 1/000 of an inch 6. Archaic Japanese unit of length equal to 30.3 mm, pl. 7. Non-return to zero, abbr. 9. Small DIP package, abbr. 10. Equipment 13. A feed line with two conductors having equal but opposite voltages, with neither conductor at ground potential, 2 wds. 16. Ability to store a charge, pl. 21. Filter that rejects lower and higher frequencies 23. Chemical symbol for helium 24. Like the moon 26. Time delay, abbr. 28. Greek letter 29. Application Service Provider, abbr. 31. Chemical symbol for silicon 34. Foot, abbr. 37. Type of chart 39. Abbreviation for minimum voltage 41. 1e-6 mA 43. Chemical symbol for silver 45. Chemical symbol for lithium 48. Sequence of events in digital circuitry 50. Temperature-compensated crystal oscillator, abbr. 52. Unit of volume 54. Adjacent Channel Power Ratio 56. Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association 57. Variable crystal oscillator, abbr. 58. Exponent that returns the original number 60. Software drafting tool, abbr. 62. Chemical symbol for erbium |
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