diplex
[dahy-pleks]
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adjective
pertaining to the simultaneous operation of two radio transmitters or to the simultaneous reception and transmission of radio signals over a single antenna through the use of two frequencies.
Nearby words
- diphyodont,
- dipivefrin hydrochloride,
- dipl.,
- diplacusis,
- diplegia,
- diplexer,
- diplo-,
- diplobacillus,
- diplobacteria,
- diplobiont
Compare multiplex.
Origin of diplex
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Examples from the Web for diplex
Diplex, dī′pleks, adj. pertaining to the transmission of two simultaneous messages over one wire in the same direction.
diplex
[dī′plĕks′]
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