Translation guide
The technique of combining multiple signals or data streams into one shared medium. In computing and telecommunications, it's often referred to by the loanword マルチプレクシング or the term 多重化.
multiplexing (general technical term)
Most common translation in technical documents.
multiplexing (loanword)
Used in IT and telecom fields.
The process of combining multiple signals or data streams into one for transmission or processing.
The standard Japanese term for multiplexing in technical contexts. Literally 'multiplexing/multiple-layering'.
This system performs signal multiplexing.
Multiplexing technology improves communication efficiency.
The direct loanword from English, commonly used in IT and telecommunications fields.
Multiplexing is widely used in networks.
Literally 'multiple transmission', sometimes used in older or specific contexts.
There are several types of multiplex transmission methods.
Referring to specific multiplexing methods like time-division, frequency-division, etc.
Pattern for naming specific multiplexing types: [method] + 分割多重 (e.g., 時分割多重 for TDM, 周波数分割多重 for FDM).
Time-division multiplexing is often used in digital communication.
Wavelength-division multiplexing is used in optical fiber communication.
The device that performs multiplexing (multiplexer). Often used when discussing hardware.
This multiplexer supports 8 channels.
In formal technical writing, 多重化 is preferred. In spoken or informal tech contexts, マルチプレクシング is common. For specific types, use the 〜分割多重 pattern.