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`IEEE 100 : the authoritative dictionary of [BBB standards terms—71h ed.
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`ISBN 0—7381—2601—2 (paperback : alk. paper)
`1. Electric cnginccrinngictionarics. 2. Electronics—Dictionarics. 3. Computer
`engineering—Dictionaries. 4. Electric engineering—Acronyms. 5. Electronics—Acronyms.
`6. Computer engineering—Acronyms. 1. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
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`multiple-unit electric car
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`multiplier
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`(3) Subdivision of a common channel to make two or more
`channels by splitting the frequency band transmitted by the
`common channel into narrower hands, by allotting this Com-
`mon channel to several different information channels, or by
`other means. one at a time. Contrast: demultiplexing. See
`also:
`time compression multiplexing;
`frequency~division
`multiplexing; time—division multiplexing; synchronous lime
`division multiplexing; time mulliplexed switching.
`(C) 6103-1995
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`multiplex lap winding (rotating machinery) A lap winding in
`which the number of parallel circuits is equal to a multiple of
`the number of poles.
`(PE) [9]
`multiplexer (hybrid computer linkage components) An glee,
`ironic multiposition switch under the control of a digital com.
`puter, generally used in conjunction with an aliaiog-lo-digital
`converter (ADC), that allows for the selection of any one of
`a number of analog signals (up to the maximum capacity of
`the multiplexor), as the input to the ADC. A device that al—
`lows the interleaving of two or more signals to a single line
`or terminus.
`(Cl 166-197'lw
`multiplex printing telegraphy That form of printing telegraph),
`in which a line circuit is employed to transmit in turn one
`character (or one or more pulses of a character) for each of
`two or more independent channels. See also: time-divist
`multiplexing; telegraphy; frequency-division multiplexing.
`(EEClPE) [ll91
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`multiplex radio transmission The simultaneous transmission
`of two or more signals using a common carrier wave. See
`also: radio transmission.
`(APlANT) 145-19335
`multiplex wave winding (rotating machinery) A wave wind.
`ing in which the number of parallel circuits is equal to a mul-
`tiple of two, whatever the number of poles.(BT) 204—1961»:
`multiplicand A number to be multiplied by another number (the
`multiplier) to produce a result (the product)(C)
`load-198619;
`multiplication factor (1) (power operations) A measure ofthe
`change in the neutron population in a reactor core from one
`generation to the subsequent generation. See also: effective
`multiplication factor; infinite multiplication factor.
`(PElPSE) 858-1981;-
`thermionics) The I".
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`(2) (multiplier type of valve or tube) (
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`tio of the output current to the primary
`also: electron emission.
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`multiplication time See: multiply time.
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`multiplication transformation function in hashing, a hull
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`function that returns the original key multiplied by semi);
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`value. For example, in the function below, the original keyiiz-
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`multiplied by the length of the record in which it is found;-
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`See also: mid-square function.
`(C) 6105-1"
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`multiplicative array antenna system A signail-13112166931115j
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`tenna system consisting of two or more receiving ant
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`and circuitry in which lthe effective angular response 0‘
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`output of the system is related to the product of the m" -
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`patterns of the separate antennas.
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`multiplier (1) (general) A device that has two or more "
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`and whose output is a representation of the prodflcl'i'.’
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`quantities represented by the input signals.(StleO) 210-
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`(2) (analog computer) In an analog computer. a *
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`pable of multiplying one variable by another
`(C) 155-
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`Contrast: divider. See also: two—quadrant malaise '
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`quadrant multiplier, analog multiplier; four—qua
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`multiplex equipment, di
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`together may be controlled from any one of a number of
`points on the units by means of a master controller.
`(EEClPE) [119]
`An electric car arranged either for
`multiple-unit electric car
`for simultaneous operation with
`independent operation or
`ected to form a train of such
`other similar cars (when conn
`prefix dieseleclec‘
`cars) from a single control station. Note: A
`tric. gas—electric, etc., may replace the word electric. See also:
`electric motor car.
`(EECl'PE) [119]
`multiple-unit electric locomotive A locomotive composed of
`two or more multiple-unit electric motive-power units con—
`nect
`ed for simultaneous operation of all such units from a
`are: A prefix diesel—electric, turbine-
`single control station. N
`See also: electric
`electric, etc, may replace the word electric.
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`locomotive.
`multiple-unit electric motive-power unit An electric motive—
`power unit arranged either for independent operation or for
`simultaneous operation with other similar units (when con-
`nected to form a single locomotive) from a single control
`station. Note: A prefix diesel-electric. gas—electric, turbine-
`electric, etc., may replace the word electric. See also: electric
`locomotive.
`(EECIPE) [ll9]
`multiple-unit electric train A train composed of multiple-unit
`electric cars. See also: electric motor car.
`(EECl'PE) [119]
`multiple-unit tube See: multiple tube.
`multiple valve See: multiple tube.
`multiple-valve unit (MVU) A single structure comprising more
`than one valve.
`(SUBlPE) 8574996
`multiplex To interleave or simultaneously transmit two or more
`messages on a signal charmel.
`(ClPE) 610.10—1994w, 599-1985w
`multiplex equipment, asynchronous A transmission intercon-
`nection device that interleaves nonsynchronous low bit-rate
`digital signals to form a single high bit-rate digital signal. It
`also performs the reverse function of dividing a high bit-rate
`digital signal into multiple nonsynchronous low bit-rate sig-
`nals. The two processes are referred to in this document as
`multiplexing (combining signals) and demultiplexing (sepa-
`rating signals). Similarly. the mechanisms used to perform
`these functions are referred to as multiplex equipment.
`(COMlTA) 1007-1991r
`gital The equipment for combining
`digital level to a higher digital level.
`(COWI‘A) 1007-199lr
`primary The equipment for combining
`multiplex equipment,
`or digital data signals. to a primary rate
`analog (vi) signals.
`digital signal and vice versa.
`(COWFA) 1007- l99lr
`multiplexer (A) (supervisory control, data acquisition, and
`automatic control) A device that allows the interleaving
`of
`two or more signals
`to a single line or terminal.
`(B) (supervisory control, data acquisition, and automatic
`control) A device for selecting one of a number of inputs and
`switching its information to the output.
`C3T.1-198'l. C37.lDO-1992
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`the transmission of a number of
`(2) (A) A device that allows
`usly over a single channel or
`different signals simultaneo
`ltiplexor. (B) A device ca-
`transmission facility. Synonym: mu
`pable of interleaving the events of two or more activities or
`of distributing the events of an interleaved sequence to their
`respective activities. Contrast: demultiplexer.
`(C) 6103—1995
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`multiplexing (1) (modulation systems) (data transmission
`signals into a single wave (the
`The combining of two or more
`he signals can be individually
`multiplex wave) from which t
`(PE) 599—1985w
`recovered.
`transmission facility into two or more
`(2) The division of a
`channels. either by sp
`litting the frequency band transmitted
`bands. each of which is used to
`by the channel into narrower
`n multiplex-
`constitute a distinct channel (frequency divisio
`ing) or by allotting this common channel to several different
`informa
`tion charmels one at a time {time-division multiplex-
`(SUBIPE) 999-1992w
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