Simplex communication

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A simplex communication system is one where all signals flow in one direction.

These systems are often employed in broadcast networks, where the receivers do not need to send any data back to the transmitter/broadcaster.

Examples

• Television broadcast
• Commercial radio broadcast (not CB, etc.)

See also

• Communications channel
• Duplex communication

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