ACROSS
1 Back and forth motion through a central neutral position
7 Describes a relay mechanism 9 Surface Mount Technology
12 Base 8 number system 14 Ad-hoc on demand distance vector,
abbr. 16 Allow epoxy to harden 17 Analog-to-Digital
18 Runs 21 European equivalent to the U.L. 22 Computer
communication scheme, abbr. 23 PC follower 24 Time Division
Duplex 25 Logarithmic units of power 29 Related to FM
by a derivative 30 Institute of Electrical Engineers (U.K)
31 Band between RF and BB 33 Constellation of the lesser
lion 36 One component of a complex number, abbr. 37 UMTS
Terrestrial Radio Access 38 Junk e-mail 40 Quickly changing
portions of waveforms 42 Logic family, abbr. 43 Chemical
symbol for iron 45 The resistance between opposite faces
of a one meter cube of a conductor
DOWN
2 European equivalent to the U.L. 3 A satellite
path type 4 Modulation type 5 Those which add to a quantity
6 British scientist who discovered the law of gravity 8 These
radiation particles are helium nuclei 10 Create on CAE or
CAD software 11 Time delay, abbr. 12 One port of an amplifier
13 A stage of production 15 Test instrument, abbr. 16
Super glue, abbr. 19 Attenuator 20 Last statement in a
program 25 Family of connectors 26 Beryllium oxide, abbr.
27 He predicted the existence of the positron 28 Work done
per unit time 29 Mate to a jack 32 A numerical prefix
34 Logic gates 35 1/000 of an amp 39 Last stage in a transmitter
41 Adjust a pot 43 Start frequency, abbr. 44 Ratio of
circumference to diameter
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