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12/3/2004 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
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| ACROSS 1 Japanese electronics manufacturer 3 Maker of quality spectrum analyzers in Wichita, Kansas (2 words) 8 Unit of acidity 9 Predecessor of GPS 10 Adjust a pot 11 A compiler directive 13 First type of commercial radio, abbr. 14 Crystal faces 18 Popular system analysis Excel spreadsheet 21 Attenuator topology, pl. 22 1e-6 mA 23 Big Blue 24 PCB through-hole 26 Converts electrical energy into mechanical energy 29 Time Delay, abbr. 30 Provided airflow to a rack 31 _____-Carlo analysis |
DOWN 1 Battery storage time 2 Home state of Los Alamos lab, abbr. 3 Satellite of Jupiter discovered by Galileo 4 Number of video images presented per second 5 Type of memory, abbr. 6 Symbol for tin 7 A meteor which strikes the earth 8 ns/1000 9 Front edge of a wing, abbr. 12 Miniature RF connector 15 3-D solid bounded by six equal squares 16 RF passive device manufacturer in Bay Shore, NY 17 Galilean moon 19 Army-Navy spec, abbr. 20 Computer monitor cable type 22 Logical negation 23 Infrared 25 Analog-to-Digital 26 1/000 of an amp, abbr. 27 Opposite of I.D. 28 One port of an amplifier |
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