Definition: A retrocoupler is a device that allows for the transfer of signals from one circuit to another. It typically consists of two cables, each carrying a different signal direction, and is used in electronic circuits where signals need to be transferred between devices. The process of transferring signals from one circuit to another using a retrocoupler involves converting the input signals into their respective output voltages before sending them through the retrocoupler. The voltage difference between the input and output signals can then be adjusted by adjusting
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