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Every word in the RF Cafe crossword puzzles is specifically related to engineering,
mathematics, and science. There are no generic backfill words like many other puzzles
give you, so you'll never see a clue asking for the name of a movie star or a mountain
on the Russia-China border.
All of these crossword puzzles were created using the fabulous
Crossword Express (now called "Magnum Opus") software.
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and "verbalist" from "verbal," indicating a person who deals with words. cruciverbalists are often responsible for designing crossword puzzles, and they
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1 Person responsible for program spending, abbr. 3 2/3 of
a triac 7 Unix, Linux or Windows, abbr. 8 Element N
10 A logic gate type 11 88-108 MHz band 12 Army-Navy spec.
14 Local Oscillator 15 3 GHz to 30 GHz 17 Unstable edge
phenomenon 19 Chemical symbol for iron 21 Semiconductor
and calculator company, abbr. 22 Max or min voltage of a
waveform 23 Electromagnetic, abbr. 25 10^ numerical prefix
26 Illumination device 28 Electronics manufacturer with "meatball"
logo 29 System On Chip 30 Opposite of I.D. 31 Name
given to the quotient of the sum of several quantities and their
number 32 Metal parts engineer, abbr. 33 Type of current
flow 35 Cable type approved for direct burial 36 1/000
of an amp 37 Ratio of circumference to diameter 39 MS
database 40 Base Station Transceivers 41 1.602E-19 Joules
43 Flip-flop type 45 European equivalent to the U.L. 46
Logical negation 48 Type of FET 49 Galilean moon 50
Isolator, oscillator vendor in Tampa, FL 51 Virtual Private
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1 A type of source for an electrical circuit
2 Chemical symbol for arsenic 4 One port of an amplifier
5 Online service, abbr. 6 Intermodulation caused by the modulation
of the carrier of a desired signal by an undesired signal
8 Home state of Los Alamos lab, abbr. 9 1e-6 mA 11 Category
of model aviation, abbr. 13 A receiver figure of merit, abbr.
16 Opposite of a LO 17 Type of flip flop 18 One component
of a complex number, abbr. 20 Occlusion of one heavenly body
by another 22 Last stage in a transmitter, abbr. 24 Repositioned
25 Conduct R&D 26 Front edge of a wing, abbr. 27 Type
of insulation 28 Greek letter used for wavelength 29 One
frequency output component of a mixer 30 Switch position
32 300 kHz to 3 MHz 34 Super glue, abbr. 35 World's only
remaining superpower, abbr. 36 1E6 nanoseconds 38 Infrared
40 Chemical symbol for beryllium 42 Aircraft navigation system,
abbr. 44 Symbol for tin 45 Mechanical drawing abbreviation
for a datum 47 Professor's student instructor, abbr. 49
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