transponder (Meaning)
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transponder (n)
electrical device designed to receive a specific signal and automatically transmit a specific reply
Synonyms & Antonyms of transponder
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transponder Sentence Examples
- The pilot activated the transponder to enhance visibility on air traffic control's radar.
- The ship's distress transponder emitted a continuous signal to alert nearby vessels and rescue teams.
- The satellite transponder relayed signals between ground stations and orbiting satellites.
- The military transponder provided precise location and identification information for radar systems.
- The marine transponder detected approaching vessels, reducing the risk of collisions.
- The aviation transponder allowed air traffic controllers to monitor aircraft altitude, speed, and direction.
- The weather transponder measured atmospheric conditions and relayed the data to meteorological stations.
- The search and rescue transponder emitted a signal from downed aircraft or hikers to facilitate detection.
- The wildlife transponder tracked the movements of endangered species, providing valuable data for conservation efforts.
- The toll transponder automatically deducted tolls from vehicles passing through electronic toll collection systems.
FAQs About the word transponder
electrical device designed to receive a specific signal and automatically transmit a specific reply
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pilot activated the transponder to enhance visibility on air traffic control's radar.
The ship's distress transponder emitted a continuous signal to alert nearby vessels and rescue teams.
The satellite transponder relayed signals between ground stations and orbiting satellites.
The military transponder provided precise location and identification information for radar systems.
