multicore
- noun
- /ˈmʌltiˌkɔr/
- Specialized
- A multicore cable allows sound engineers to efficiently manage dozens of audio channels.
Examples
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A multicore is often used in recording studios to organize multiple audio signals.
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The electrician used a multicore cable for the installation.
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The technician connected the speakers using a multicore to simplify the setup.
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He labeled each wire in the multicore to avoid confusion during installation.
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A multicore wire is often used in audio systems.
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In live performances, a multicore is essential for connecting multiple microphones to the soundboard.
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She used a multicore to ensure all speakers received the correct audio signals during the concert.
Synonyms
A cable with more than one separate wire for power or signals
How Many Conductors
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multicore comes from multi- 'many' and core 'center' or 'thread'. A multicore is a single cable that contains many separate wires inside one cover, so you can carry many audio or electrical lines together.