PCB Definition
PCB (pē′sē′bē′)
noun
any of a group of chlorinated isomers of biphenyl, formerly used in the form of a toxic, colorless, odorless, viscous liquid, esp. as an insulator in electrical equipment
Etymology: p(oly)c(hlorinated) b(iphenyl)
PCB (Printed Circuit Board) Telecom Definition
PCB Usage Examples
Converse of object
make: Even then, you may not want to make a pcb every time you use an smt device.
Adjective modifier
- little: For US$45 + p&p ( 6/05 ) you get a neat little pcb which you connect to your serial port.
- small: This is the application processor mounted in a small pcb which also carries the necessary EEPROM, and has connectors to the outside world.
- upgrade: You are now ready to fit the upgrade pcb into the Pearl motherboard.
Modifies a noun
- gene: Given the sequence similarity between the isiA and pcb genes, the structure shown in Fig.
- design: Benefits: " A new pcb design can precipitate a number of benefits that are waiting to be taken up, " says Simmonds.
- layout: See the illustrations for a universal pcb layout kindly contributed by Daniel Bosch in South Africa.
- subunits: Consequently it takes the binding of just two Pcb subunits to approximately double the light-harvesting capacity of PSII.
- material: The converter is built on an epoxy ptfe pcb material 0.8mm thick with an Er of 2.6.
- assembly: Must be able to demonstrate direct use of XJTAG boundary scan methodology in the testing of pcb assemblies.
Noun used with modifier
- mixer: They each built a mixer pcb, Philip used his own design.
- launch: The launch pcb is shown below: At the top is a strip for grounding the outer of the cable.
- speed: Some dry pickup type tub vacuum cleaners make use of a speed control pcb.
- control: Some dry pickup type tub vacuum cleaners make use of a speed control pcb.

