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A branched duplexer requires

TR tubes
ATR tube
both TR and ATR tube
none of the above

Correct Answer: both TR and ATR tube

Explanation:

A branched duplexer funds use in narrow bandwidth applications.

TR tube stands for transmit-receive tube and ATR tube stands for antitransmit receive tube.

Both these tubes are used in branched duplexer.

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