Full duplex

Full duplex

A system capable of simultaneously transmitting information in both directions over a communications channel.

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Category: Components; Software development
Company: Microsoft
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full duplex

Software; Globalization software service

Pertaining to communication in which data can be sent and received at the same time.

full-duplex

Network hardware; Modems

Signals can flow in both directions at the same time over one line. In microcomputer communications, this may refer to the suppression of the online local echo.

full duplex

Computer; Components; Software development

A system capable of simultaneously transmitting information in both directions over a communications channel.

full duplex

Software; Operating systems

A system capable of simultaneously transmitting information in both directions over a communications channel.

full-duplex system

Engineering; Electronic engineering

In data communications, a system that transmits data in both directions simultaneously and continuously.

full-duplex (fdx) operation

Telecommunications; General telecom

Operating method in which transmission is possible simultaneously, in both directions of a telecommunication channel. Note 1: This definition is not limited to radio transmission. ...

bulk copy

Computer; Components; Software testing

An action of copying a large set of data.

chain of trust

Computer; Components; Software testing

The path from a given certificate to a (trusted) root certificate.

origin

Computer; Components; Software testing

The zero points of the axes of any coordinate system used to draw graphical objects. In 2-D the origin is (0, 0).

virtual machine configuration file

Computer; Components; Software testing

An XML-based file that stores the configuration of the virtual machine.

borrowed time

Computer; Components; Software development

A limited amount of usage time provided after all purchased time has been expended. If the user does not add or download more usage time within this remaining amount of time, they ...