IPA: //ˈdjuːplɛksər//
KK: /ˈduːplɛksər/
A device that allows a radio antenna to send and receive signals by switching between the two functions.
The duplexer enables the radio to communicate effectively by using the same antenna for both sending and receiving signals.
Duplexer → It is formed from "duplex" (from Latin "duplex", meaning double or twofold) and "-er" (meaning a person or thing that performs a specified action). The word "duplexer" refers to a device that allows for the simultaneous transmission and reception of signals, effectively functioning as a double system.
Think of 'duplex' meaning double, and the '-er' indicating a device that performs an action. A duplexer is a device that enables two functions at once.
No commonly confused words.