What does multiplexers mean?
noun
Electronic devices that select one of several input signals and direct it to a single output, or a system that combines multiple signals into one. In computing, a multiplexer is a digital circuit that selects one of several input signals and directs it to a single output.
Example
"The router used a multiplexer to combine the internet and phone signals before sending them to the modem."
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