driverreceiver
Driverreceiver is a term used in technical contexts to describe a component, device, or software module that encompasses both driving and receiving functions within a single interface. In hardware, the term may refer to a transceiver or a dedicated block within an integrated circuit that includes a driver stage, which outputs signals onto a communication medium, and a receiver stage, which samples the medium and converts it back to a usable logic signal. This arrangement is common in bidirectional or half-duplex standards such as RS-485, CAN, or certain Ethernet PHYs, where the same physical wires must carry both transmit and receive directions and require control of the driver enable line.
In software contexts, "DriverReceiver" can describe a design pattern or naming convention for a component that
Key characteristics include separation of concerns (driver control versus data reception), support for buffering and flow
Examples of related concepts include transceivers, UARTs, SPI and I2C interfaces, and device drivers with callback-based