Across
- 2. The process of varying the carrier signal in order to transmit information.
- 6. A law that is primarily concerned with electromagnetism (+) a type of conductive cage that is used to block electromagnetic fields.
- 7. A unit of which equates to exactly 746 watts.
- 8. Unwanted ambient, random electrical signals that disrupt information-carrying signals.4
- 9. A tiny device that can be used as a sensor and/or a transducer.
- 11. The combination of measures of effective electrical resistance and conductance, with respect to alternating current.
- 12. The loss of energy due to external factors like distance, etc. in signal transmission.
- 13. The process by which a continuous-time signal is converted to a discrete-time signal.
Down
- 1. A three-terminal, voltage-controlled electrical valve.
- 3. A common name used for a circuit that is used to control external components/circuits.
- 4. A high-frequency carrier wave stop used at substations (+) a non-maskable interrupt.
- 5. A commonly-used reference point for electric potential.
- 6. The property of a material to spontaneously maintain electric polarization.
- 10. The current-carrying capacity of an electrical power-wiring conductor.