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Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
October 17, 2010
Note: A standard for crossword puzzles is when all words in a clue are capitalized, the solution is the abbreviation or acronym for that clue; e.g., Alternating Current = AC.
2010 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzles
- Nov 28, Nov 21, Nov 14, Nov 7
- Oct 31, Oct 24, Oct 17, Oct 10, Oct 3
- Sep 26, Sep 12, Sep 5
- Aug 29, Aug 22
- Jul 25, Jul 18, Jul 11, Jul 4
- Jun 27, Jun 20, Jun 13, Jun 6
- May 30, May 23, May 16, May 9, May 2
- Apr 25, Apr 18, Apr 11, Apr 4
- Mar 28, Mar 21, Mar 14, Mar 7
- Feb 28, Feb 21, Feb 14, Feb 7
- Jan 31, Jan 24, Jan 17, Jan 10, Jan 3
Reproduction of this puzzle without the express permission of RF Cafe is prohibited.
1. Wire diameter unit (abbr.)
4. Electromagnetic radiation in the visible band
9. "Texting" (abbr.)
12. Prefix meaning ground or earth
13. The highest numerical exponent describes this property of a polynomial
14. Crystal surface
16. Advanced Communication Technologies and Services (abbr.)
17. Type of current flow (abbr.)
18. Greek letter
19. Type of spread spectrum that does not use frequency hopping (abbr.)
20. Met all test requirements
23. Point placed on a scope or analyzer display for noting a specific value
25. Software drafting tool (abbr.)
27. Thin metallic shiled material around coax cable (pl.)
28. Wavelength division multiplexing (abbr.)
29. Brand of hobby knife
31. Like carbon batteries
32. A concern of Boolean equations
34. IC socket type for easy insertion & removal (abbr.)
36. The "E" in EHF
37. Type of logic gate
38. Feature of PCB layout software that lays down traces automatically
43. Unit of capacitance (pl.)
48. Telecommunications Information Network Architecture (abbr.)
49. Chemical symbol for tantalum
51. Ratio of circumference to diameter
52. Release control over
53. Describes when a synchronous motor loses phase lock
54. Radio navigation system
56. Transition from solid to liquid phase
57. Official Space Shuttle designation (abbr.)
58. 36 inches (pl.)
59. Type of high speed Internet service (abbr.)
1. ____ Electronics - RF/microwave components manufacturer in Denville, NJ
2. Computer monitor (abbr., pl.)
3. The amount of matter that a body contains
4. Termination
5. International Reply Coupon (abbr.)
6. Chemical symbol for gadolinium
7. Base 16 number system (abbr.)
8. Adjust
9. Parameter that is a figure of merit for receiver performance in presence of multiple signals (abbr.)
10. Waveform limit definition
11. Society of Civil and Structural Engineers (abbr.)
12. Transformer interwinding connection
15. Equivalent Series Resistance (abbr.)
21. Electrical overstress (abbr.)
22. Emission of electromagnetic energy
24. Capacitor menufacturer
25. Pure carrier (abbr.)
26. Decimeter (abbr.)
27. The last transmission by a station during a contact
30. Greek letter used for resistance
33. Software engineering tool (abbr.)
34. Chemical symbol for zinc
35. Chemical symbol for francium
36. Electronics Industry Association (abbr.)
38. A common RS-232 serial bus command (abbr.)
39. Applies a lubricant
40. Volt, meter, pint, pound, eg.
41. Transformer interwinding connections
42. Radio teletype (abbr.)
43. Heatsink feature (pl.)
44. Stock symbol for RF Micro Devices
45. Amateur Radio Emergency Service (abbr.)
46. Stock symbol for Dell Computer
47. Adjust a pot
50. A common battery cell size
51. Attenuator
55. Chemical symbol for chromium
See solution below
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