Newnes Dictionary of Electronics

✍ Scribed by Amos, S.W.; Amos R.S.

Publisher: Elsevier
Year: 1999
Tongue: English
Leaves: 405
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

Provides clear and concise definitions, supported by numerous illustrations and circuit diagrams. Ideal for engineers, technicians, students or interested amateurs, with TV, radio and computing terms all being included.

A concise glossary for electronics, TV, radio and computing
Ideal for engineers, students and enthusiasts
Includes a handy appendix of acronyms

This book has become an essential item on the bookshelves of electronics engineers, managers, technicians, students and enthusiasts. The book itself is in a convenient compact format that makes it an ideal working dictionary. The definitions are clear and concise, supported by numerous illustrations and circuit diagrams.

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
• Front Matter
• Preface to First Edition
• Preface to Second Edition
• Preface to Fourth Edition
• Table of Contents
• A Battery to Azimuth
• Background Noise to Byte
• C and C++ to Cylinder
• D-Type Connector to Dynode
• Earphone to Extrinsic Semiconductor
• Facsimile to Fuse
• Gain to Gunn-Effect Diode
• Hacking to Hysteresis Losses
• Icon to Iterative Impedence
• Jack to Junction Transistor
• Keep-Alive Electrode to K Rating
• Ladder Network to Lumped Circuit Constant
• Machine Code or Machine Language to Mutual Inductance
• NAND Gate (NOT-AND Gate) to Nyquist Diagram
• Object to Overtone
• Packet to Push-Pull Operation
• Q Factor to Quiet Automatic Gain Control (QAGC)
• Radio (Radio Direction and Ranging) to Rumble
• Saddle Coils to System
• Tachogenerator to Two-Terminal-Pair Network
• Ultra-Linear Amplification to Utility
• Vacuum Tube to VU Meter
• Wafer to Writing Speed
• X Amplifier to X Rays
• Y Amplifier to Y Signal
• Zener Breakdown to Z Parameters
• Appendix: Electronics Abbreviations and Acronyms

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