Electronics (Mike Jaroch)

The time an electron takes to cross the distance between the cathode and the plate [6] [11].

The time it takes to shift from a mark to a space condition or from a space to a mark condition [17].

In a gyro, a force acting through the center of gravity of the gyro that causes no torque on the gyro rotor. Translation forces do not change the angle of the plane of rotation but move the gyroscope as a unit [15].

Those substances, such as frosted glass, through which some light rays can pass but through which objects cannot be seen clearly [10].

A device designed to guide electrical or electromagnetic energy from one point
to another [10].

A means of transferring intelligence from point to point; includes light, smoke, sound, wire lines, and radio-frequency waves [10] [12].

(TR)—A gas-filled RF switch that is used as a duplexer [18].

Equipment that generates and amplifies an RF carrier, modulates the RF carrier with intelligence, and radiates the signal into space [17] [18].

A device that reads Baudot code from paper tape and allows a message to be printed on a page printer [17].

See INPUT END [10].