Electronics (Mike Jaroch)
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DRIVEN ARRAYAn array in which all of the elements are driven [10]. | ||
DRIVEN ELEMENTThe element of an antenna connected directly to the transmission line [10]. | ||
DRIVERThe final stage of amplification [8]. | ||
DRUM-TYPE ARMATUREAn efficient, popular type of armature designed so that the entire length of the winding is cutting the field at all times. Most wound armatures are of this type [5]. | ||
DRY CELLAn electrical cell in which the electrolyte is not a liquid. In most dry cells the electrolyte is in the form of a paste [1]. | ||
DRY-AIR SYSTEMProvides dehumidified air for electronic equipment that is moisture critical [18]. | ||
DUAL IN-LINE PACKAGE (DIP)IC package having two parallel rows of preformed leads [14]. | ||
DUAL-GATE MOSFETA two-gate MOSFET in which either gate can control the conductor independently, a fact which makes this MOSFET very versatile [7]. | ||
DUCTILEEasily drawn out (as to form filaments or wires) [4]. | ||
DUCTINGTrapping of an RF wave between two layers of the earth's atmosphere or between an atmospheric layer and the earth [18]. | ||