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inverse multiplexor |
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In communications, a device that breaks up a high-speed transmission into several low-speed transmissions, and vice versa. It is used to transmit LAN and videoconferencing traffic over lower-speed digital channels. For example, to transmit Ethernet over a T3 link, the 10 Mbps Ethernet channel would be inverse multiplexed into multiple 64 Kbps channels of the T3 line. A 336 Kbps videoconferencing transmission could be split into six 56 Kbps channels to transmit over a Switched 56 service. Contrast with multiplexor. |
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The Inverse Multiplexor and the REDundancy option combined with support for IP Multicast addresses the Broadcast Industry's demand for always on service delivery. 35, T1 and E1 WAN Router, Drop and Insert Multiplexors and Inverse Multiplexors. Lockheed Martin will use ONGOER to control devices such as a video codec, camera, video switcher inverse multiplexor, audio system and video printer as part of their videoconferencing application. |
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