To separate a combined signal containing multiple signals back into its individual component signals, especially in telecommunications.
From the prefix 'de-' (reverse) plus 'multiplex' (to combine multiple signals). Created in mid-20th century with electronic telecommunications technology.
Your phone line carries thousands of conversations simultaneously—demultiplexing is the invisible trick that pulls YOUR conversation out of that packed signal and routes it to your ear.
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