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breakout box

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breakout box

A device inserted into a multiple-line cable for testing purposes that provides an external connecting point to each wire. A small LED may be attached to each line, which glows when a signal is present.



Breakout Box

breakout box [′brāk‚au̇t ‚bäks]
(electronics)
A device connected to a multiconductor cable that provides terminal connections to test the signals in a transmission.


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