Transceivrar

Transceivrar is a verb used to describe the act of operating or configuring equipment to perform both transmitting and receiving of signals, i.e., to function as a transceiver. The term is mainly found in Portuguese-speaking contexts and is analogous to the English verb “to transceive.” In formal writing, standard alternatives such as “transmitir e receber” or “operar um transceptor” are often preferred.

Etymology and usage distinctions are informal or regional; transceivrar may appear in technical discussions, DIY communications forums, or instructional material. Spelling variants include transceivar and transceivrar, depending on orthographic practices in different communities. In formal documentation, it is more common to refer to the device as a transceiver or to describe its function with phrases like transmitting and receiving.

Technical context and function describe the essential concept: a transceiver is a single device that integrates a transmitter and a receiver. To transceivrar involves handling both functions, such as selecting a frequency, setting modulation, controlling transmit power, and switching between transmit and receive modes. Many modern transceivers support duplexing (half-duplex or full-duplex), multiple bands, and various modulation schemes, including analog and digital modes. Additional features—such as automatic gain control, filtering, and integrated tuners—aid the process and help prevent self-interference between transmit and receive paths.

See also: Transceiver, Transmitter, Receiver, Duplexer, Half-duplex, Full-duplex.