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2/29/2008 Engineering & Science Crossword Puzzle
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ACROSS 1. The ARRL is its main organizational body 12. Unit of heat, pl. 13. A compiler directive 14. Connector vendor now owned by FCI 16. Ratio of circumference to diameter 18. Chemical symbol for cobalt 20. A common battery cell size 22. Chemical symbol for einsteinium 23. Unit of apparent power, abbr. 24. Silicon transistor type 26. Forerunner to NASA 29. Frequency vs. amplitude plot 31. The compliment of an exponent, abbr. 32. Type of current 34. Special diode that can be switched, abbr. 35. Electromagnetic compatibility 36. A type of adder 37. Chemical symbol for ruthenium 38. Chemical symbol for bismuth 40. Electrically Alterable Read Only Memory 43. Surface mount, abbr. 44. DMM, o-scope, spec an, etc., abbr. 45. Chemical symbol for tin 47. Lubricant 49. Network department, abbr. 50. Innovative Power Products, Holbrook, NY, abbr. 52. Chemical symbol for tantalum 53. Chemical symbol for terbium 54. Component of product cost 55. us / 1000 56. Miniature threaded RF connector 57. Centimeter, abbr. 58. Logic gate 59. Chemical symbol for cesium 60. Proportions of two numbers, pl. 63. 1/000 of an amp 65. Chemical symbol for platinum 67. Waveshape of a pure tone 69. Programmable logic device 70. Transmit Incremental Tuning, abbr. 72. BSEE + 2 years 74. Civil Air Patrol 75. End-to-end joint 76. The "C" in CDMA 78. It preceded the LCD monitor 79. Chemical symbol for aluminum 80. Decimeter, abbr. 81. 1e3 µV 83. TCP-__ 85. Chemical symbol for erbium 86. Solid state PA, abbr. 88. Image file format 90. Adjust a capacitor 91. Test equipment that provides a time-domain signal display |
DOWN 1. Capacitor manufacturer in Huntington Station, NY 2. Elementary particle 3. Chemical symbol for arsenic 4. Chemical symbol for europium 5. World's only remaining superpower 6. Government program to bring electricity to farms, abbr. 7. Type of flip-flop 8. Logarithmic ratio 9. The primary organization for electrical & electronics engineering, abbr. 10. Type of logic gate, pl. 11. One cutoff for a bandpass filter 15. Symbol of the U.S.A. 17. The "I" in ISM 19. Change velocity 21. The "C" in FCC 23. Unit of apparent power, 2-wds 25. Chemical symbol for palladium 27. Chemical symbol for arsenic 28. Amateur Radio Association 29. Symbol for beryllium oxide 30. Type of current 31. Chemical symbol for lutetium 33. Chemical symbol for ytterbium 36. Type of modulation, abbr. 39. Charged particles 41. Unit of liquid measure 42. Receiver power level circuitry, abbr. 43. Junk e-mail 46. Chemical symbol for niobium 48. Infrared, abbr. 51. Related to FM by a differential 52. Coefficient of temperature, abbr. 58. International phonetic alphabet letter "O" 59. European equivalent to the U.L. 61. ___-AZIMUTH telescope mount 62. Optical Cross Connect 64. Modulation type, abbr. 66. Trans European trunked radio 68. Chemical symbol for neptunium 69. Chemical symbol for plutonium 71. Time delay, abbr. 73. Chemical symbol for scandium 75. Graphics file types 77. Antenna radiated power measurement, abbr. 80. Digital Storage Oscilloscope 81. 1/000 of an inch 82. Variable Frequency Oscillator 84. Type of chart 87. Type of current flow 88. Chemical symbol for thallium 89. Start frequency, abbr. 90. Part of a FOR loop |
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