combiner
- noun
- /kəmˈbaɪnər/
- Specialized
:
combinador
- Using a combiner, we can merge the data streams from different sensors into a single display.
What it then hits is another piece of optical glass, which is a combiner.
- What it then hits is another piece of optical glass, which is a combiner.
Examples
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The new combiner facilitates the merging of video feeds for a seamless broadcasting experience.
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So what does it mean to say the foreground color of a combiner is red?
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Sometimes this is called the beam combiner and and then they Co propagate here, pass through these iris here.
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There were already desktop exponential combiners in Jeff's time.
Fiction book (1999) -
They use traditional combiners, no light fields, no waveguides, but they have it very compact air glasses.
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The components of the optical system breakdown into micro display imaging, optics, waveguide combiner, cool and gratings that perform exit people expansion.
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The engineer designed a combiner that integrates multiple audio signals into one clear output.
Synonyms
8
3.9
An electronic device that combines sound from several sources into one output
A device that combines several input signals into one output line
A machine that joins separate parts into a single piece
Antonyms
How Many
- Texting
8
6.7
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
1
4.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Combiner comes from the verb combine, built from the part com- meaning 'together' and a root meaning 'join'. So a combiner is a device that joins two or more signals or streams into one output.