PUZZACT

3. Resistance unit defining voltage-current proportionality in conductive materials.
6. Transform used to analyze signals by decomposing them into sinusoids of varying frequencies.
9. Mathematical operation used in signal processing and system analysis to determine system output.
12. Passive element that opposes rapid current variations by storing energy in a magnetic field.
13. High-gain differential amplifier with nearly infinite input impedance and near-zero output impedance in ideal conditions.
14. Mechanical switching device ensuring unidirectional torque by cyclically reversing current in DC machines.
15. Semiconductor device allowing unidirectional current flow with exponential I-V characteristics.

1. Physicist whose laws describe charge and energy conservation in electrical networks.
2. Theorem that simplifies a linear electrical network to an equivalent single-source circuit.
4. Integral of magnetic field intensity over a surface, determining electromagnetic induction effects.
5. Voltage-controlled transistor with high input impedance, used in switching and amplification.
7. Condition in circuits where inductive and capacitive reactances cancel, maximizing voltage/current at a specific frequency.
8. Theorem that expresses a network as an ideal current source in parallel with impedance.
10. Component that stores energy in an electric field and has reactance inversely proportional to frequency.
11. Rotating or moving part in an electromechanical system that interacts with a magnetic field.