Electronics (Mike Jaroch)
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ORIGINThe point on a graph where the vertical and horizontal axes cross each other [10]. | |
OSCILLATORAn oscillator is a nonrotating device that produces alternating current. The frequency is determined by the characteristics of the device [9]. | |
OUT-OF-CIRCUIT METERA meter that is not permanently installed in a circuit. Usually portable and self-contained, these meters are used to check the operation of a circuit or to isolate troubles within a circuit [3]. | |
OUTPUT ENDThe end of a transmission line that is opposite the source; receiving end [10]. | |
OUTPUT IMPEDANCEThe impedance that is presented to the load by the transmission line and its source [10]. | |
OVERDRIVENWhen the input signal amplitude is increased to the point that the transistor goes into saturation and cutoff [7]. | |
OVERMODULATION A condition that exists when the peaks of the modulating signal are limited [12]. | |