Category:Radio electronics

• Radio electronics (engineering)

2

• 2.4 GHz radio use (engineering)

A

• Absorption wavemeter (engineering)
• Active antenna (engineering)
• Alexanderson alternator (engineering)
• All American Five (engineering)
• Amateur radio repeater (engineering)
• Ampliphase (physics)
• Antenna (radio) (engineering)
• Antenna amplifier (engineering)
• Antenna analyzer (physics)
• Impedance analyzer (physics)
• RigExpert (company)
• Antenna efficiency (engineering)
• Antique radio (engineering)
• Aperture efficiency (antennas) (engineering)
• Arc converter (engineering)
• Edwin Howard Armstrong (biography)

B

• Balun (engineering)
• Baseband processor (engineering)
• Batwing antenna (engineering)
• Beat frequency oscillator (engineering)
• Morris Beitman (biography)
• Morris N Beitman (biography)
• Braid-breaker (engineering)

C

• Cavity perturbation theory (physics)
• Cel-Fi (engineering)
• Cellular repeater (engineering)
• Coherer (engineering)
• Counterpoise (ground system) (physics)
• Powel Crosley Jr. (biography)
• Crystal detector (engineering)
• Crystal radio (engineering)

D

• Detector (radio) (engineering)
• Dielectric resonator antenna (engineering)
• Diplexer (engineering)
• Direct-conversion receiver (engineering)
• Directivity (engineering)
• Distributed element circuit (engineering)
• Distributed-element circuit (engineering)
• Driven guard (physics)
• Dummy load (engineering)
• Duplexer (engineering)

E

• Electra (radio) (engineering)
• Electrically small antenna (physics)
• Electrolytic detector (engineering)
• Electromagnetic shielding (physics)
• Electron multiplier (chemistry)
• Smart key (engineering)
• Envelope (waves) (computing)
• Error vector magnitude (engineering)

F

• Federal Telegraph Company (engineering)
• Feed line (engineering)
• Field-programmable RF (engineering)
• Frequency mixer (computing)

G

• Ghosting (television) (engineering)
• Gilbert cell (physics)
• GoTenna (company)
• Grid dip oscillator (engineering)
• Grid-leak detector (physics)

H

• Hot wire barretter (engineering)
• Hot-wire barretter (engineering)

I

• Image response (physics)
• In-phase and quadrature components (computing)
• Indoor antenna (engineering)
• Intentional radiator (engineering)
• Intermediate frequency (engineering)
• Intermodulation (computing)
• International Radio Corporation (company)
• IQ imbalance (engineering)

J

• Joint Electronics Type Designation System (computing)

K

• KeeLoq (engineering)
• Klotz Digital (company)
• Frederick A. Kolster (biography)

L

• Lecher line (engineering)
• List of 2.4 GHz radio use (engineering)
• Load pull (engineering)
• Local oscillator (engineering)
• Logic Trunked Radio (engineering)
• Low IF receiver (engineering)
• Luftwaffe radio equipment of World War II (engineering)

M

• Magic eye tube (engineering)
• Magnetic core (physics)
• Magnetic detector (engineering)
• Mathematics of radio engineering (computing)
• Eugene F. McDonald (biography)
• Minidish (engineering)
• Mobile phone signal (engineering)
• Modulation error ratio (engineering)
• Motorboating (electronics) (engineering)

N

• Nanoradio (physics)
• Network analyzer (electrical) (engineering)
• Neutrodyne (engineering)
• Noise blanker (engineering)
• Nyquist filter (engineering)

O

• Orthomode transducer (astronomy)

P

• Phase-locked loop (engineering)
• Phase-locked loop range (engineering)
• Phase-locked loop ranges (engineering)
• Phasor (radio broadcasting) (engineering)
• Plasma antenna (physics)
• Plectron (company)
• PLL multibit (engineering)
• Power dividers and directional couplers (engineering)
• Predistortion (engineering)
• Preselector (engineering)

Q

• Q meter (engineering)
• Q multiplier (engineering)
• Quasi-peak detector (engineering)

R

• Radio channel emulator (engineering)
• Radio hat (engineering)
• Radio receiver design (engineering)
• Radio repeater (engineering)
• Radio spectrum scope (physics)
• Radio transmitter design (physics)
• Radio-frequency induction (engineering)
• Radiofax (engineering)
• Radiogram (device) (engineering)
• Reconfigurable antenna (engineering)
• Reflex receiver (engineering)
• Regenerative circuit (engineering)
• Remote keyless system (engineering)
• Repeater (computing)
• Return loss (engineering)
• RF chain (engineering)
• RF front end (engineering)
• RF power amplifier (engineering)
• RF probe (engineering)
• Rockwell Collins (company)
• Rolling code (engineering)
• Rusty bolt effect (engineering)

S

• Short-range device (engineering)
• Signal Corps Radio (engineering)
• Signal reflection (physics)
• Signal strength in telecommunications (engineering)
• SignalBooster.com (company)
• Slotted line (engineering)
• Spark-gap transmitter (engineering)
• Spectral regrowth (engineering)
• Spectral splatter (physics)
• Spiral antenna (engineering)
• Squelch (engineering)
• Standing wave ratio (engineering)
• Stub (electronics) (engineering)
• Harmonic mixer (computing)
• Superette (radio) (engineering)
• Superheterodyne receiver (engineering)
• SWR meter (engineering)

T

• Television antenna (engineering)
• Television interference (engineering)
• Time-to-digital converter (physics)
• Transceiver (computing)
• Transistor radio (engineering)
• Transponder (engineering)
• Tuned radio frequency receiver (engineering)

U

• Unintentional radiator (engineering)
• Utility Radio (engineering)

V

• Valve RF amplifier (engineering)
• Variable-frequency oscillator (engineering)
• Very low frequency (physics)
• Voltage-controlled oscillator (engineering)

W

• Wadley loop (engineering)
• Ward-Beck Systems (company)
• Wilkinson power divider (engineering)
• Wollaston wire (engineering)

Y

• Yagi–Uda antenna (engineering)