Electronics (Mike Jaroch)

The current that appears to flow through a capacitor [2].

Water that has been purified through a process of evaporation and condensation [18].

Any unwanted change between an input signal and output signal [6] [8].

The constants of inductance, capacitance, and resistance in a transmission line. They are spread along the entire length of the line and cannot be distinguished
separately [10].

In Boolean algebra the law which states that if a group of terms connected by like operators contains the same variable, the variable may be removed from the terms and associated with them by the appropriate sign of operation (for example, A(B + C) = AB + AC) [13].

A theory of magnetism based upon the electron-spin principle. Spinning electrons have a magnetic field. If more electrons spin in one direction than another, the atom is magnetized [1].

The easiest mode to produce in a waveguide, and the most efficient mode in terms of energy transfer [11].

An impurity that can make a semiconductor material an N-type by donating extra "free" electrons to the conduction band [7].

See PENTAVALENT IMPURITY [7].

An electron tube that is similar to the acorn tube but larger. The doorknob tube is designed to operate, at high power, in the uhf frequencies [6].