Electronics (Mike Jaroch)
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COLLECTOR-INJECTION MODULATORThe transistor equivalent of a plate modulator. Modulating voltage is applied to a collector circuit [12]. | |
COLLINEAR ARRAYAn array with all the elements in a straight line. Maximum radiation is perpendicular to the axis of the elements [10]. | |
COMBINATION ARRAYAn array system that uses the characteristics of more than one array [10]. | |
COMBINATION CIRCUITA series-parallel circuit [1]. | |
COMBINATION PEAKINGA technique in which a combination of peaking coils in series and parallel (shunt) with the output signal path is used to improve high-frequency response [8]. | |
COMMON BASEA transistor circuit in which the base electrode is the common element to both input and output circuits [7]. | |
COMMON COLLECTORA transistor circuit configuration in which the collector is the element common to both the input and the output circuits [7]. | |
COMMON EMITTERA circuit configuration in which the emitter is the element common to both the input and the output circuits [7]. | |
COMMON IDENTITIES LAWIn Boolean algebra this law states that anytime the expression A(A + B)= AB or A + AB = A + B appears, it can immediately be simplified to AB without going through the process of using the distributive law, complementary law, or the law of union to simplify [13]. | |
COMMON-BASE DETECTORAn amplifying detector in which detection occurs in the emitter-base junction and amplification occurs at the output of the collector junction [12]. | |