Transceiver (noun)

An electronic device that can both transmit and receive signals, especially radio signals.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from trans- "across" + receiver.

Examples:

1. The transceiver was used to communicate with other devices wirelessly.
2. The transceiver was a crucial component in the design of many wireless systems.
3. The transceiver was capable of transmitting and receiving data over a wide range of frequencies.
4. The transceiver was used in a variety of applications, including radio communications, remote sensing, and navigation.
5. The transceiver was an important tool in the fields of telecommunications and information technology and played a key role in supporting the development of new technologies.