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interrogator

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interrogator [in′ter·ə‚gād·ər]
(electronics)
A radar transmitter which sends out a pulse that triggers a transponder; usually combined in a single unit with a responsor, which receives the reply from a transponder and produces an output suitable for actuating a display of some navigational parameter. Also known as challenger; interrogator-transmitter.
interrogator-responsor


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