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Radar & Radio
Theme Crossword Puzzle
January
9th, 2022
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This week's crossword puzzle for January 9th sports a radar and radio theme.
All RF Cafe crossword puzzles are custom made by me, Kirt Blattenberger, and have
only words and clues related to RF, microwave, and mm-wave engineering, optics,
mathematics, chemistry, physics, and other technical subjects. As always, this crossword
contains no names of politicians, mountain ranges, exotic foods or plants, movie
stars, or anything of the sort unless it/he/she is related to this puzzle's technology
theme (e.g.,
Reginald Denny or the
Tunguska
event in Siberia). The technically inclined cruciverbalists amongst us will appreciate
the effort. Enjoy!
Reproduction of this puzzle without the express permission of
RF Cafe is prohibited.
acr. = acronym, abbr. = abbreviation, pl. = plural, wds. = words
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1. Type of flip-flop
2. Chemical symbol for aluminum
3. Add two or more
inputs
4. Switch position
5. Term used for radar signal echo
7. Component
8. Chemical symbol for lanthanum
9. Slang for when a professor hints at an exam
problem (abbr.)
10. Army-Navy specification prefix
11. Nonlinearly mix two
tones to create sum and difference frequencies (pl.)
13. Chemical symbol for
neptunium
15. Octagonal, oblong, cubical, crescent, etc. (pl.)
17. Bearing
from which a radio or radar signal is received (3 wds.)
18. Automatic Packet
Position Reporting System (abbr.)
22. The "M" in 8 Across
28. FCC Part 15
rules apply in this band (abbr.)
29. Radio that both transmits and receives
34. Added a termination
35. Amateur radio operating mode for sharing realtime
video (abbr.)
40. Its chemical symbol is Na
42. 1E6 bits per second
44.
O-scope time base actions
49. Cause a voltage or current waveform to gradually
die out
51. 1E6 nanoseconds
52. Sound frequency in the human hearing range
(abbr.)
53. 10E1 numerical prefix
54. Type of matrix barcode used with laser
scanning(abbr.)
57. Intermodulation distortion (abbr.)
59. Chemical symbol
for tantalum
60. Chemical symbol for gallium
61. JavaScript (abbr.)
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1. Display used by air traffic controllers (2 wds.)
6. Min-to-max voltage of a waveform (abbr.)
8. Stock symbol for Lockheed Martin
10. Automated Test Equipment (abbr.)
12. Automatic network analyzer (abbr.)
14. Ham radio abbreviation for naturally occurring noise or interference
16.
Antenna radiated power measurement (abbr.)
18. Chemical symbol for gold
19.
Cyanide (abbr.)
20. Adjacent Channel Power Ratio (abbr.)
21. Equalizer (abbr.)
23. Key feature in a high level overvoltage protection device
24. Chemical symbol
for radon
25. Snail and E are examples of this
26. Opposite of I.D.
27.
European Telecommunications Standards Institute (abbr.)
30. Prefix for 10E-18
31. Measure of source / load mismatch (abbr.)
32. Yard (abbr.)
33. Thin layer
of material deposited a surface
35. Most protruding part of planetary rings as
seen from distance
36. One port of an amplifier
37. End of transmission (abbr.)
38. A disk operation
39. Measure of source/load match
41. Type of current
flow (abbr.)
43. Thing in a bill of material
44. Chemical symbol for antimony
45. Logarithmic unit of voltage (abbr.)
46. Opposite of a LO
47. Refers to
the IEEE802.11 networks (abbr.)
48. Analog-to-Digital (abbr.)
50. Radio signals
from the cosmos (abbr.)
51. Join a male and a female connector
52. Stock symbol
for Advanced Micro Devices
54. Ham radio abbreviation for manmade noise or interference
55. Rate of a radar transmitter's output waveform (abbr.)
56. Powers pneumatic
devices
58. Last stage in a transmitter (abbr.)
62. Unassigned frequency range
above and/or below assigned spectrum used to prevent interference (2 wds., pl.) |
See solution below
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