A device that can both transmit and receive is called as?(a) Transducer(b) Duplexer(c) Radar(d) TransceiversThis question was addressed to me by my college professor while I was bunking the class.My query is from Types of Electronic Communication topic in section Introduction to Electronic Communication of Avionics

A device that can both transmit and receive is called as?(a) Transduce

1.	A device that can both transmit and receive is called as?(a) Transducer(b) Duplexer(c) Radar(d) TransceiversThis question was addressed to me by my college professor while I was bunking the class.My query is from Types of Electronic Communication topic in section Introduction to Electronic Communication of Avionics
Answer» The correct answer is (b) Duplexer The explanation is: A transceiver is a device that contains the necessary ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS for both transmission and RECEIVING in the same medium. They have a common power supply and a common antenna for transmitting and receiving.

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