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General Electronic terms-D
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Digital/Analogue Conversion:
a method used to make an analogue
signal coded into binary data and
send as a digital signal.
Direct Current (DC):
A flow of current which is steady with
time, and flows in one direction only
DSP:
Digital Signal Processor - a circuit which performs
modification on a digital signal
- DAC
- Abbreviation for "digital to analog
converter."
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- damping
- Reduction in magnitude of oscillation
due to energy being lost as heat.
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- DC
- Abbreviation for "direct current".
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- DC power supply
- Any source of DC power for electrical
equipment.
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- dead short
- Short circuit having zero
resistance.
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- decade
- A frequency factor of ten.
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- decibel (dB)
- a logarithmic representation of gain or
loss.
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- depletion region
- There area surrounding a pn junction
that is depleted of carriers.
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- device
- Usually refers to component.
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- dielectric
- Insulating material between two plates
where an electrostatic field exists.
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- differentiator
- A circuit in which the o/p voltage
is in proportion to the rate of change of the input
voltage.
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- diffusion
- It occurs When conduction band electrons
move across a pn junction to combine with valence
band holes.
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- diode
- A two terminal device that conducts in
only one direction.
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- DIP
- Abbreviation for "dual in line
package."
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- direct coupling
- Also known as DC coupling. DC signals
are allowed.
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- direct current
- Current that flows in only one
direction.
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- discharge
- Release of energy stored in either a
battery or a capacitor.
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- dissipation
- Release of electrical energy in the
form of heat.
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- distortion
- An undesired change in a waveform or
signal.
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- doping
- The process of adding impurity atoms to
intrinsic or pure silicon or germanium to improve the
conductivity of the semiconductor material.
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- dry cell
- Chemical Cell generation due to DC.
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