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duplex operation

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duplex operation [¦dü‚pleks äp·ə′rā·shən]
(communications)
The operation of associated transmitting and receiving apparatus concurrently, as in ordinary telephones, without manual switching between talking and listening periods. Also known as duplexing; duplex transmission.
(engineering)
In radar, a condition of operation when two identical and interchangeable equipments are provided, one in an active state and the other immediately available for operation.


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Features of the new products include compatibility with all notebook PCs that comply with the PC Card standard, intelligent auto install, hot swapping, lifetime limited warranty, network drivers, smart battery saver, flash DSP and ROM, status lights and full duplex operation.
In addition the MS9430 provides for full duplex operation, playing A/V contents from one memory, at the same time that it records to the other.
All transceivers feature duplex operation over a single-fiber, which reduces system cost and simplifies network design and fiber management.
 
 
 
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