Noun:

మల్టీప్సర్,

multiplexor's Usage Examples:

(used for additional D/A or A/D converters, or to hold 1851 and/or 1854 multiplexors; there was an RPQ for a remote 1828 unit) IBM 1810 Disk (equivalent to.

of channels; byte-multiplexer channels (known at the time simply as "multiplexor channels"), for connecting "slow speed" devices such as card readers.

communications interface, using coaxial cable and hardware devices known as multiplexors.

The System/360 selector channel was followed by the System/370 block multiplexor channel which could operate as a selector channel to allow attachment.

introduced features such as 128-bit floating point arithmetic and block multiplexor channels that are also part of the System/370 architecture.

Unlike Teletype terminals, the Uniscope minimizes the number of I/O interrupts required by accepting large blocks of data, and uses a high speed proprietary communications interface, using coaxial cable and hardware devices known as multiplexors.

can have a standard System/360 I/O channel, that can be either a byte-multiplexor or a selector channel.

QTAM devices were attached to a System/360 multiplexor channel through an IBM 2701 Data Adapter or IBM 2702 Transmission Control.

They developed a new standard rather than change some "street boxes" (multiplexors) which couldn"t cope with the BT standard.

In that case, external multiplexors to the device are used to activate the correct device that is being accessed.

which was economically justified by the high cost of standalone byte-multiplexor channels needed to drive printers and punched card reader devices;[citation.

Sometimes bidirectional shift registers are used (using multiplexors to take the input for each flip-flop from its left or right neighbor).

interpolation (TASI) voice interpolation stage, which is a form of statistical multiplexor applied to voiceband signals, and a low rate encoding stage which exploits.