electronic vocabulary

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Across
  1. 1. Positive electrode through which the main electron flow leaves the interelectronic space in an electronic valve; also called plaque. | Positive electrode of a battery or accumulator.
  2. 2. Relating to magnetism; liable to be magnetized; magnetic material.
  3. 3. Bits por segundo. Unidad binaria de transmisión de información por segundo.
  4. 5. A certain number of cable turns that introduce magnetic inductance into an electrical circuit to produce magnetic flux or to react mechanically to magnetic flux variations.
  5. 7. Opposition of an o'material device to the passage of direct current; It is expressed in ohms.
  6. 9. Device consisting essentially of two conductive surfaces separated by a dielectric-air, paper, mica, etc., which stores electrical energy, blocks the passage of direct current and allows the flow of alternating current to a degree that depends on its capacity and its frequency
  7. 11. Transmission of signals through space by means of electromagnetic waves. | Prefix denoting relationship with wireless electrical communication.
  8. 12. List of possible actions to be performed presented by a computer.
  9. 14. Binary digit contraction. Information unit that can adopt two different values or states.
  10. 15. Block of data manipulated by a network a perfectly defined format that includes a header.
  11. 18. Multicell device that generates electricity by electrochemical action.
Down
  1. 1. Ability of a material to allow the passage of electric current. It is the inverse of resistivity.
  2. 4. Image element contraction. It is used to name the resolution of the image screens.
  3. 6. Primary source of electrons in a valve. Terminal of a semiconductor diode that is negative with respect to the other terminal when the diode is polarized directly.
  4. 8. Cantidad de materia en un cuerpo.
  5. 9. Material that conducts electricity easily, such as certain metals, electrolytes and ionized gases.
  6. 10. Device (wire, rod or parabola) intended to intercept radio waves and transform electromagnetic fields into electrical signals.
  7. 13. a renewable energy source that is obtained by the movement of electrical charges (electrons) that is produced inside conductive materials (for example, metal wires such as copper).
  8. 14. Octet. Character.
  9. 16. Set of symbols for communications. Symbolic representation of instructions in a computer program.
  10. 17. Microwave system to detect objects and determine their distance.