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'''Multiplex''' may mean:
\'\'\'Multiplex\'\'\' is either a word derived from multi- + plex (fold) or a synthetic ] combining the words multiple and complex and can be another word for \'\'many\'\' or (literally) \'\'manifold\'\'.
# ], a DC Comics character.

# ] is a single physical road designated by two or more different highway numbers.
It has several meanings:
# Multiplex, a type of ]

# ], an electronic device that combines multiple inputs.
# A multiplex ], or movie theater, is a complex containing several separate auditoriums but sharing such facilities as the ], refreshment stands, and washrooms. Canadian ] is credited as the inventor of the multiplex when he added a second theatre to his ] in Ottawa. Taylor built ever larger multiplexes across Canada, his 18-screen theater in Toronto\'s ] is often considered the first ]. A multiplex with 20 or more auditoriums is usually referred to as a ].
# ], combining many signals into a single transmission circuit or channel.
# Similarly, in ], specifically premium services such as ], the service may consist of a number of different \'\'multiplex\'\' channels provided for a single subscription fee.
# In ], including ], ] may alternatively refer to combining many signals (often thousands) into a single transmission circuit or channel.
# In ] a device that takes multiple inputs and combines them using time division is called a \'\'\']\'\'\'. One concrete example of a multiplexer is the 74ALS157 \'Quad 2- to 1-line data selector/multiplexer\' ]. The verb for what this device does is \'to multiplex\'. A device that does the reverse function of a multiplexer is called a \'\'\']\'\'\'.
# ] is a kind of wood substitute made from wood splinters glued into boards.
# A ] is a single physical road designated by two or more different highway numbers. If two highways are signed with opposite compass directions along the road, it is a ].
# ] was a ] character.
# ] is ]\'s third largest property developer.
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Revision as of 07:30, 10 November 2005

Multiplex may mean:

  1. Multiplex (comics), a DC Comics character.
  2. Multiplex (road) is a single physical road designated by two or more different highway numbers.
  3. Multiplex, a type of movie theater
  4. Multiplexer, an electronic device that combines multiple inputs.
  5. Multiplexing, combining many signals into a single transmission circuit or channel.
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