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7/28/2001 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle

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RF Cafe - Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS

1 Fissure

5 Chafe

8 Maintains a voltage for sampling

12 Length times width

13 Son of Isaac and Rebekah

15 Government program to bring electricity to farms

17 Direction for scrolling

18 Increases thermal energy

20 Vehicular accident investigation agency

22 Army-Navy spec

23 High speed semiconductor

25 Network department

26 Greek letter

27 Semiconductor lamps

28 Be behind in phase

30 Sample group

31 Freshwater food fish

32 Surge protector vendor

34 PC follower

35 Races

36 One ____ fits all

37 One port of an amplifier

39 Measurement standard

40 Lyric poem

41 Animistic god or spirit

43 Professor's student instructor

44 Snowmobile - slang

45 Cleave

46 Government lawyer, abbr.

48 Of the moon

50 Data storage units

51 Amateur radio enthusiast

53 Digital filter class

54 Indigo

56 Periods of history

58 Ratio of circumference to diameter

59 A digital "1"

60 Super glue, abbr.

61 Secure a wire bundle with string

62 Mathematician that studied complex numbers

64 Units of resistance

66 Type of memory

68 Snail and E are examples of this

69 Rowing implements

70 Type of graph used for antennas

71 Use leverage

72 Small boat

DOWN

1 Aircraft tracking system

2 Its chemical symbol is Fe

3 Not many

4 Orthogonal

5 Rework

6 Turbo Pascal directive for units

7 Bleat of a sheep

9 Logic gate

10 Has a law for magnetism

11 Power supply vendor in Mansfield, MA

14 Used

16 Slaughterhouse

19 Configuration

21 Portico

24 Data conversion devices

27 Little

29 Electronics manufacturer with "meatball" logo

31 Base of the decimal number system

32 Apple juice

33 Probability

35 Like a small DMM

36 Glass-enclosed room

38 Pertaining to the navy

42 Metal parts engineers

44 Long-billed sandpiper

45 Vocalize melodically

47 RF passive device manufacturer in Bay Shore, NY

49 Electrical cable for direct burial

50 Justly

52 String of computer commands

55 Flatulent

57 Hermetic barrier

59 Inheritor

60 Common mode ripple rejection

63 Grind with a fine emulsion

65 Monetary unit of Vietnam

67 1/000 of an amp


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