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transponder

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transponder
A receiver/transmitter on a communications satellite. It receives a microwave signal from earth (uplink), amplifies it and retransmits it back to earth at a different frequency (downlink). A satellite has several transponders.
transponder [tranz′pän·dər]
(communications)
A transmitter-receiver capable of accepting the challenge of an interrogator and automatically transmitting an appropriate reply.
A receiver-transmitter, such as on satellites, which receives a transmission and retransmits it at another radio frequency.


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