direct point repeater
direct point repeater
[də¦rekt ¦pȯint ri′pēd·ər] (electronics)
Telegraph repeater in which the receiving relay controlled by the signals received over a line repeats corresponding signals directly into another line or lines without the interposition of any other repeating or transmitting apparatus.
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