Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
March 6, 2011

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RF Cafe - Engineering Crossword, 3-6-2011

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1. First group of four letters of Greek alphabet
2. Chemical symbol for mendelevium
4. Ham's code for "Entire net stand by."
6. Time division duplex (abbr.)
8. Stock symbol for Advanced Micro Devices
10. High Definition Television
12. The "O" in ROM
13. Digital Communication System (abbr.)
14. RF connector type
15. Half of a DIP
16. Chemical symbol for neptunium
18. Second group of four letters of Greek alphabet

1. Unit of atmospheric pressure (abbr.)
3. The lowest region of the ionosphere found approximately 30 to 60 miles above Earth (1 ltr. + 1 wd, hyph.)
4. The "Q" in QA
5. Integrated data onto a carrier wave
6. Screw feature that gives it holding power (pl.)
7. Leave a film on a surface
8. The "As" in GaAs
9. 2-element, 1/2 wavelength antenna fed at the center (pl.)
10. Change out modules while power is still applied
11. Force or load that produces elongation
17. BlackBerry or Palm for example (abbr.)

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RF Cafe - Engineering Crossword Solution, 3-6-2011

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Engineering & Science Crossword PuzzleMarch 6, 2011

Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
March 6, 2011