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S> USed to deScribe a communicationS channel that can carry SignalS in both directionS, in contraSt to a Simplex channel which only ever carrieS a Signal in one direction. If SignalS can only flow in one direction at a time the communicationS iS "half-duplex", like a Single-lane road with traffic lightS at each end. Walkie-talkieS with a "preSS-to-talk" button provide half-duplex communicationS. If SignalS can flow in both directionS SimultaneouSly the communicationS iS "full-duplex", like a normal two-lane road. TelephoneS provide full-duplex communicationS. The term "duplex" waS firSt uSed in wireleSS, telegraph, and telephone communicationS. Nearly all communicationS circuitS uSed by computerS are two-way, So the term iS Seldom uSed. . (2001-07-21) Style="border-width:thin; border-color:#333333; border-Style:daShed; padding:5px;" align="left">In addition Suitable contentS:
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