👉 In the context of telecommunications, a "transchannel" refers to any intermediate channel or connection between two different communication systems. This could include the use of a radio frequency (RF) transmission line for data exchange, or the wireline connection used for phone calls and internet connections. Transchannels can be used in various applications such as voice over IP (VoIP), which is an extension of Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) that allows multiple users to share a single network. In VoIP
