j---- ( )Operator for complex notation, as for reactive component of an impedance (+j inductive; -j capacitive). )

J---- ( joule (kg m2/s2) (energy work unit); Jack. )

JAMSAT---- ( Japan AMSAT organization. )

Japan Band---- ( Japan has 3 radio bands that do not require licenses. Two of them are limited to extremely short-range use because of low power limits. The other, with maximum power output of 5 watts, is more like CB as it is known in North America, Europe and Australia.--
8 Channels (26.968 - 27.144 AM) (no SSB) Maximum power 0.5W
Channels 1-8 on 26.968, 26.967, 27.040, 27.080, 27.088, 27.112, 27.120, and 27.144--
9 channels with 12.5 kHz spacing (422.200 - 422.300 FM)-- Specific Low Power Radio", also known as "UHF CB" maximum power 0.01W (10mW)-- 158 channels with 12.5 kHz spacing (903.0125-904.9875 FM)-- "Personal Radio" maximum power 5W . )

Jargon---- ( CB or Ham lingo. )

JFET---- ( Junction field-effect transistor. )

Jitter---- ( Unwanted variations in ampplitude or phase in a digital signal. )

Joule---- ( Measure of a quantity of energy. One joule is defined as one newton (a measure of force) acting over a distance of one meter. )

J pole---- ( A mechanically modified version of the zepp (zeppelin) antenna. It consists of a half-wavelength radiator fed by a quarter-wave matching stub. This antenna does not require the ground plane that ¼-wave antennas do to work properly. )

Junction Diode---- ( AN electric component formed by placing a layer of N-type semiconductor material next to a layer of P-type material. Diodes allow current to flow in one direction Only. )

Junction FET (JFET)---- ( A field-effect transistor that forms its eletric field across a PN junction. )

Jury rig ---- ( Fix in an unorthodox manner. )

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The Copyright Minefield By Jacqui Kramer, Contributing Author
10/5/2000 9:19:53 AM PDT

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