splitter
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- noun
- /ˈsplɪtər/
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divisor
- And once the splitter is sold, I'm done.
- beam splitter
- polarizing beam splitter
- headphone splitter
So dongle in the iPhone, splitter in the dongle.
- So dongle in the iPhone, splitter in the dongle.
- Out of that comes display port to your monitor and then HDMI to a splitter box.
- But in this video, I'm going to be using a little splitter and a couple of TV fly leads.
- So they include this cable, which is an analogue cable and it's a splitter.
- And so when we went to record, we used the half stack and we used the Mesa Boogie dual rectifier and we used an AB splitter.
- In the experiment where you had the beam splitter don't have to recombine after.
Examples
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So a microphone, headphone splitter, all here, the straps.
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Observers used an MP3 player with headphones on a splitter for all observations.
Academic text (2013) -
So you just go ahead, hook both fans up to the splitter that came with it, so you can put those on either side.
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We got that splitter up there in the yard.
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You know, I want to plug the splitter into that green Jack.
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But in this video, I'm going to be using a little splitter and a couple of TV fly leads.
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You mean this splitter here physically or what?
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If we just send it through the beam splitter, it'll come out the same way.
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Customers used to have to install DSL splitters to block out the data frequencies on their landlines.
Blog text (8) -
Using a splitter, I can connect multiple devices to the same audio source.
Synonyms
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A thing that keeps two areas apart, like a curtain or a mark in text
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A thing that divides two areas, like a hedge or shelf
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A machine that separates a mixture into different parts
A machine that takes items like old appliances apart so parts can be reused
A person or tool that divides something into parts
A small device that lets two or more headphones share one audio source
A machine or program that takes one signal and sends it to separate outputs like audio and video channels
A machine that splits large rocks like granite into pieces
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Etymology
The word splitter comes from split ('to divide') plus -er ('one that does'), so a splitter is a tool or device that divides something into parts, for example a cable splitter that shares one signal with two devices.