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8/19/2003 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle

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Engineering & science crossword puzzle

ACROSS

1 Premier zero-phase-hit oscillator vendor in Rockleigh, NJ (2 words)

12 Audio Frequency, abbr.

13 Modulation type

14 Symbol for prefix "deca"

15 BP filter spec, abbr.

16 Cable type rated for direct burial, abbr.

18 SIP x 2

20 Signal-to-noise ratio, abbr.

22 Global positioning system, abbr.

24 Test point, abbr.

25 Satellite of Jupiter discovered by Galileo

26 300 kHz to 3 MHz, abbr.

27 Coder/decoder

29 Max or min voltage of a waveform, abbr.

30 Component of product cost, abbr.

31 Cable termination type

32 Section of a circle

33 Online service

35 Precision radar, abbr.

36 Infrared, abbr.

37 Current-voltage phase mnemonic

38 Metal parts engineers

39 Unit of time

40 A "1" or a "0"

41 Transverse Electromagnetic, abbr.

43 A zodiacal constellation

44 Digital Storage Oscilloscope, abbr.

45 The part of an imaginary number that isn't Im

46 1E6 nanoseconds

48 Point of rotation

50 Ratio of circumference to diameter

52 One port of an amplifier

53 Infrared, abbr.

54 Microelectronics manufacturer

56 Journal

57 Special diode that can be switched

58 Semiconductor and calculator company, abbr.

59 Path followed by a heavenly body

61 LED vendor in Palatine, IL

63 The amount of matter that a body contains

64 Elementary particle found in the nucleus

65 Thread cutting tools

DOWN

1 A state of balance within a system

2 Super glue, abbr.

3 Offset Frequency Division Modulation, abbr.

4 Transformer interwinding connection

5 Electromagnetic, abbr.

6 Left-____ or Right-____ Rule in electromagnetics

7 Opposite of I.D.

8 Be behind in phase

9 Gaussian filtered frequency shift keying

10 Integrated circuit, abbr.

11 The study of objects traveling faster than sound

17 A type of mathematical transform

19 Band between RF and baseband, abbr.

20 System On Chip, abbr.

21 Government program to bring electricity to farms, abbr.

23 Min-to-max voltage of a waveform, abbr.

24 Surveying instrument

27 Phenomenon of slowly changing a parameter

28 Heavenly body having a tail

32 Logic family

34 Low Earth Orbit, abbr.

42 1/000 of an inch

43 Short for logarithm

46 The red planet

47 Miniature RF connector

49 The unit of potential difference

50 Modulation technique, abbr.

51 Infrared Emitting Diode, abbr.

55 Family of electrical connectors

57 Hub of the solar system

59 Unix, Linux or Windows

60 Test equipment, abbr.

61 Local Oscillator, abbr.

62 Greek letter

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