Translation guide
A multiplexer is a device that combines multiple signals into one. In Japanese, the English loanword is standard, but native terms exist for specific contexts.
A device that selects one of several input signals and forwards it to a single output line, or combines multiple data streams into one.
The most common term, a direct loanword from English. Used in electronics, telecommunications, and computing.
This multiplexer supports 8-channel input.
A native Japanese term meaning 'multiplexing device'. More formal and often used in technical documentation or patents.
In optical fiber communication, wavelength division multiplexers are used.
Specifically refers to the multiplexer circuit, often used in digital logic design contexts.
This multiplexer circuit switches the input according to the select signal.