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1. Prefix meaning ground or earth
5. 4 GHz to 8 GHz
10. Chemical symbol for polonium
12. Stock symbol for Microsoft
13. Relating to sound
14. Chemical symbol for argon
15.
Unit of length (abbr.)
16. Chemical symbol for magnesium
17. Morse Code for "from"
18. Rubber or plastic donut-shaped
insert for protecting pass-through wires
21. High-speed circuit-switched
data (abbr.)
22. Semiconductor lamps
23. Opposite of I.D.
25. Chemical symbol for arsenic
26. Software function selection
mechanism
28. Application Specific Integrated Circuit (abbr.)
32. A trigonometry function that is the reciprocal of the cosine
35. Optical device for producing images by reflection
37.
Network configuration type
38. Halves of DIP's
40. Chemical
symbol for neon
41. One port of an amplifier
42. x, y,
or z on Cartesian coordinates
44. O-scope time base action
47. Make an adjustment to misalignment
49. Akin to an EE,
CE, AE, etc.
50. Chemical symbol for nickel
51. Opposite
of a LO
52. Test equipment (abbr.)
53. Microprocessor
vendor
55. Online auction site
59. Max or min voltage
of a waveform (abbr.)
60. Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System
(abbr.)
61. Connector type |
1. Chemical symbol for thulium
2. Chemical symbol for
einsteinium
3. 1st part of this website's title
4. Molecular
building blocks
5. 2nd part of this website's title
6.
Radio ______ selection
7. Analog-to-Digital (abbr.)
8.
Battery cell chemistry type (abbr.)
9. Another name for Sirius
(2 wds.)
10. Attenuator (pl.)
11. Used logic gates
18. Dielectric material used to form a hermetic seal for thru-wall
conductors
19. Flip-flop control input
20. Opposite of
I.D.
24. Do a total memory transfer
26. Chemical symbol
for manganese
27. European Telecommunications Standards Institute
(abbr.)
29. Chemical symbol for strontium
30. Having to
do with charged particles
31. _____ factor, the peak-to-average
waveform value
33. Chemical symbol for calcium
34. The
"As" in GaAs
36. Network department (abbr.)
39. Foot/12
(pl.)
42. Emitted a flash during electrical discharge
43. Chemical symbol for xenon
44. Internet mail protocol
(abbr.)
45. 5 work days
46. Unit of liquid volume
48.
Applies a lubricant
54. Coefficient of temperature (abbr.)
56. Filter type that blocks frequencies in a specified band
(abbr.)
57. Chemical symbol for gold
58. Chemical symbol
for ytterbium |
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