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8/17/2005 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
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| ACROSS 1 Offset Quadrature Phase Shift Keying 3 Having to do with sound 8 Test Point 9 Small representative graphics 10 Structural design engineer, abbr., pl. 11 Graphics file type extension 13 Front edge of a wing, abbr. 14 Location including multiple radios 18 Set of fundamental formulas for electromagnetics, 2 words 21 An inband feature of Chebyshev filters 22 PC follower 23 System for guiding aircraft, abbr. 24 Transformer interwinding connection 26 Molecular building blocks 29 Professor's student instructor, abbr. 30 Gear boxes for upping the output shaft speed, pl. 31 Network device |
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1 A step in machine code 2 Max or min voltage of a waveform 3 Type of current flow, abbr. 4 One junction of a transistor 5 Exponent that returns the original number 6 World's only remaining superpower, abbr. 7 Cause to decrease in magnitude 8 One mode in a waveguide, abbr. 9 TCP/__ 12 1/000 of an inch 15 Small DIP package 16 Interchange the cables 17 Upper frequency, abbr. 19 30 kHz to 300 kHz 20 Logic family, abbr. 22 Automated Test Equipment 23 Chemical symbol for arsenic 25 Last stage in a transmitter, abbr. 26 Ga__, high frequency semiconductor 27 1E6 nanoseconds 28 Super glue, abbr. |
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