Transceiver (1380 bytes)
1: In ''[[computer network]]ing'', the term '''transceiver''' (sometimes abbreviated to TCVR) is a device th...
3: Transceivers were once commonly used in [[ethernet]] [[10BASE...
5: ...ost every modern amateur radio equipment is now a transceiver but there is an active market for pure radio rece...
13: ...ilities within a single housing. An example of a transceiver would be a [[walkie-talkie]], or a [[CB Radio]].
17: [[da:Transceiver]]

SFP transceiver (472 bytes)
1: ...tor Pluggable''' ('''SFP''') is a compact optical transceiver used in [[Telecommunication|telecom]] and datacom...

High-Speed Transceiver Logic (855 bytes)
1: '''High-Speed Transceiver Logic''' or '''HSTL''' is a technology-independen...

Yaesu (347 bytes)
8: * [[FT-1000MP]] (HF transceiver)
9: * [[FT-847]] (HF/VHF/UHF transceiver)
10: * [[FT-50R]] (VHF/UHF transceiver)
11: * [[VX-2R]] (VHF/UHF transceiver)

RT-841 (442 bytes)
1: ... base component [[Very high frequency|VHF]] radio transceiver used by the United States Military in manpack and...
2: ...on radio system and ultimate replacement for this transceiver is the [[SINCGARS]].

LocalTalk (1618 bytes)
1: ...our-wire cabling, plugged into self-terminating [[transceiver]]s, running the AppleTalk [[protocol stack]], at ...
3: ...s introduced the 8-pin Mini-DIN serial connector, transceivers were updated as well.
7: ...ire with RJ-11 connectors connected to a PhoneNet transceiver, instead of the expensive shielded twisted-pair c...

Input/output standards (1378 bytes)
15: * [[Gunning Transceiver Logic Plus]] (GTL+)
16: * [[Gunning Transceiver Logic Terminated]] (GTL)
17: * [[High-Speed Transceiver Logic]] (HSTL)

10BASE5 (1688 bytes)
3: ...lti-wire cable carries the connection between the transceiver and the [[node (networking)|node]].
5: ...nected to a 10BASE5 segment is limited to 100 and transceivers may only be installed every 2.5 meters. These s...

PRC-77 (1182 bytes)
1: ... TSEC/[[KY-57]]. The radio consists of [[RT-841]] transceiver and minor components.<BR>

BTS (173 bytes)
4: * [[Base Transceiver Station]] - GSM [[base station]]

Echolink (1321 bytes)
3: ...link" in their shack, with a [[VHF]] or [[UHF]] [[transceiver]] connected to their PC, to allow anyone in range...
7: ... mode, EchoLink connects to a conventional [[FM]] transceiver using either the custom-designed linking [[interf...

Attachment Unit Interface (358 bytes)
1: ...''Attachment Unit Interface''' ('''AUI''') is a [[transceiver]] cable that provides a path between a node's [[E...

Apple Attachment Unit Interface (1618 bytes)
1: ...r cabling]], you would need to get a twisted pair transceiver for the computer with an AAUI port. Some Power Ma...

Transponder (2378 bytes)
5: * A [[transceiver|receiver-transmitter]] that will generate a reply...
7: ...called transponders, because each is a separate [[transceiver]] or [[repeater]]. Older [[television]] satellit...
13: See also [[Transceiver]]

Base station (1925 bytes)
15: * [[Base Transceiver Station|Base Transceiver Station]]

Two-way radio (275 bytes)
1: ...y a radio that can both transmit and receive (a [[transceiver]]). Portable two-way radios are often called [[wa...

Transmit-after-receive time delay (665 bytes)
1: .... <i>An Exception:</i> [[High-frequency]] (HF) [[transceiver]] equipment is normally not designed with an inte...

GBIC (580 bytes)
1: A '''GBIC''' is a [[transceiver]] for [[gigabit ethernet]]. The name is an acron...

Autopatch (767 bytes)
1: ...[[telephone]] [[connection]]. [[User]]s with a [[transceiver]] capable of producing [[touch tone]]s can make a...

Government Radio Network (Australia) (839 bytes)
1: ...vehicle mounted), portable and static [[radio]] [[transceiver]]s used within [[Australia]] for secure communica...

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