Eindontvanger

Eindontvanger is a Dutch term that translates to "end receiver" or "final recipient." It is most commonly used in the context of telecommunications and broadcasting to refer to the device or person at the end of a transmission line that receives a signal. This could be a television set receiving a broadcast signal, a radio receiver tuning into a station, or a computer accessing data from the internet.

In a broader sense, eindontvanger can also refer to the ultimate beneficiary or consumer of a service or product. For example, in a supply chain, the eindontvanger would be the person or entity that ultimately uses the goods. The term emphasizes the final stage of delivery or consumption, marking the point where the transmission or process concludes. Its usage is generally straightforward, denoting the termination point of a communication or distribution chain.