Crossword Week 12

2. The amplitude, or peak value, of an AC is the maximum distance that the wave rises above or drops below the baseline.
4. The ration between the pulse duration and the pulse interval: Duty cycle = Pulse duration/(Pulse duration + Pulse interval)×100.
5. The peak-to-peak amplitude is the distance from the peak on the positive side of the baseline to the peak on the negative side.
8. The number of time an event occurs in 1 second measured in hertz or pulses per second.
9. A complete pathway that allows electrons to flow to and from the electrical source.
10. The number of cycles per second.

1. The amount of time from the initial nonzero charge to the return to a zero charge, including the intrapulse interval.
2. The number of coulombs contained in one electrical pulse.
3. One million cycles per second.
6. The maximum departure of a wave from the baseline.
7. The point at which positive and negative electrical points are equal (Baseline of zero).