Radio & Radar Crossword Puzzle
September 15, 2013

Note: A standard for crossword puzzles is when all words in a clue are capitalized, the solution is the abbreviation or acronym for that clue; e.g., Alternating Current = AC.
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5. Left a film on the surface
8. 3-phase transformer configuration
9. One cutoff frequency specification for a bandpass filter
10. The "B" in BER
13. FM signal extraction device
14. O-scope triggering method (2 wds.)
15. Gun safety and education organization (abbr.)
16. Alloy of iron and low percentages of carbon, manganese, chromium, etc.
17. Logic gate output configuration (abbr.)
20. Obtaining the mean

1. Digital transmission figure of merit (abbr.)
2. Part of CMOS
3. Capacity for doing work by virtue of momentum
4. Send Morse Code
6. Geometric solid of revolution (pl.)
7. Unit of electromotive force (pl.)
11. Threaded fastener
12. 3rd planet
18. A gaseous process that deposits insulating films or metal onto a wafer at elevated temperature (abbr.)
19. Low- to mid- frequency RF connector

See solution below

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