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July 19, 2009 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
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ACROSS 1. Transfers a signal by EM interaction 7. Range of frequencies 11. RF component manufacturer in Arcadia, CA 13. Short for terminal 16. Maximum Usable Frequency 17. Counter ElectroMotive Force 20. Software engineering tool, abbr. 21. Test equipment manufacturer, now Agilent 23. Chemical symbol for neon 24. Online service 25. Unit of time, abbr. 26. Integrated circuit, abbr. 27. Official engineering change document, abbr., pl. 29. Voltage across an inductor = L * ____ 31. Ham's code for "Your net frequency is High." 32. Chemical symbol for radon 33. Frequency vs. amplitude plot 35. A common battery cell size 36. Retain a charge 37. PCB etched RF shielding company in Easton, PA 38. Test equipment, abbr. 39. Solid state PA 40. Chemical symbol for bismuth 41. Crystal filter type 43. Time Division Multiple Access 45. Circuit element connecting PCB layers, pl. 46. Mate to an RX 47. Chemical symbol for polonium 48. Automatic Gain Control 49. Opposite of a LO 50. 1/6 inch printer's measure; Electromagnetic 51. Lubricant 53. Dig for computer data 55. High-speed logic family 57. One factor of a polynomial 59. ______ Electronics - electrical test cable & connector company in Pamona, CA 62. Million samples per second 63. FORmula TRANslation |
DOWN 1. Pure carrier, abbr. 2. Original Equipment Manufacturer 3. Unbalanced-to-Unbalanced, pl. 4. Teflon, abbr. 5. Front edge of a wing, abbr. 6. Equalizer 8. PC follower 9. Japanese semiconductor & equipment manufacturer 10. One port on a FET 12. Modulation type, abbr. 14. An arrangement of connected parts in a machine, pl. 15. Temperature sensitive semiconductor that has a negative temperature coefficient of resistance 17. The "C" in CDMA 18. Voltage-current phase mnemonic 19. LCD display vendor 22. The cell band above DCN 28. Like an inductor coil with a ferrite form 30. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency 31. Ham's code for "Your net frequency is Low." 33. Opposite of top 34. Morse Code for "from" 36. Crystal filter type 37. Unix, Linux or Windows 39. Wireline(tm) maker in Hollis, NH 40. British Aerospace Electronics 42. Observed rule 44. ELI the ICE ___ 45. Power supply vendor in Andover, MA 49. High electron mobility transistor 52. Line of Sight; Linux Operating System 54. One port of an amplifier 56. Low Noise Amplifier 58. Test point, abbr. 59. Chemical symbol for polonium 60. Chemical symbol for argon 61. Army-Navy specification, abbr. |
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