Transceivers

 A transceiver is a versatile electronic device that seamlessly combines the roles of both transmitter and receiver, facilitating bidirectional communication across a common medium. It stands as a pivotal component in a myriad of communication systems, encompassing domains like radio, radar, and fiber optic networks. The term "transceiver" elegantly fuses the words "transmitter" and "receiver," emblematic of its inherent dual functionality.  

1. Radio transceivers
2. Optical transceivers
3. Ethernet transceivers
4. Satellite transceivers
5. Radar transceivers
6. Telemetry and remote sensing transceivers
7. Wireless transceivers for Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and cellular networks
8. Microwave transceivers
9. Video transceivers for surveillance and security systems
10. HF, VHF, and UHF transceivers for amateur radio and military applications.

1. Optical transceivers: up to 400 Gbps or more
2. Ethernet transceivers: from 10 Gbps to 400 Gbps or more
3. Customisable SFPs