9/17/2004 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle

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 Engineering & science crossword puzzle

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1 A/D, D/A converters vendor in Milpitas, CA

13 RF systems company in Rochester, NY

14 Infrared

15 Unit of admittance

17 Internet Protocol

20 Cable Television

23 Galilean moon

24 Greek letter

26 10^1 numerical prefix

27 Modern battlefield technique, abbr.

29 Scientist who first performed the "double slit" experiment

30 Gasoline, diesel, natural gas, etc.

32 Polynomial term

34 He came up with 6.02E23

38 Shaped like a donut

42 Bulb

43 Precision Approach Radar

44 Band between RF and BB, pl.

45 Triangular solid of rotation

46 Complex Instruction Set Computer

48 Semiconductor and calculator company

49 European equivalent to the U.L.

50 1000000 prefix

52 BSEE + 2 years

54 Length times width

57 What BER measures

59 Hermetic interface

60 Lunar depression

62 Constellation of the lion

63 Angular speed unit, abbr.

65 Abbreviation for acknowledge (also a common word for Bill the Cat)

66 Logic family

67 L-C resonating circuit

68 Big Dipper, Little Dipper, etc.

69 Internet addresses, abbr.

DOWN

2 Opposite of O.D.

3 Electromagnetic

4 Data conversion device, abbr.

5 Type of flip-flop

6 Electronics Industry Association

7 Early computer monitors, abbr.

8 Home state of Los Alamos lab, abbr.

9 Unit of resistance

10 Local Oscillator

11 Electronics manufacturer with "meatball" logo

12 The "V" in VB software

16 Change from a "1" to a "0"

18 Ratio of circumference to diameter

19 Related to FM by calculus

20 Units of heat

21 One axis of a rectangular graph

22 Part of a FOR loop

23 One port of an amplifier

25 Colorado Springs military school, abbr.

26 Adjust the specification for temperature

28 Low frequency speaker

29 Microwave oscillator compound, abbr.

31 User Datagram Protocol

33 Logic gates

35 Volts Alternating Current

36 Greek letter

37 NAVSTAR system

39 Current-voltage phase mnemonic

40 Another name for Sirius

41 Automatic Network Analyzer

47 Common Mode Ripple Rejection

50 Opposite of a space in Morse Code

51 Transition to liquid phase

53 Solid State PA

55 ECM response

56 TV displays, abbr.

58 Government program to bring electricity to farms, abbr.

61 High-speed logic family, abbr.

64 1E6 ns

65 Chemical symbol for arsenic


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