Sentence examples for cable splitter from inspiring English sources

The TwistJAX also comes with a 24-karat gold low-distortion 3.5-millimeter audio jack and a cable splitter to resist tangles.

Do not use a cable splitter, as this could degrade connection flow.

A cable splitter will allow you to watch TV on you TV and still be going to your "TiVo" at the same time.

If you wish to keep your cable box connected to your TV, but also want to connect it to your computer, you will need a coaxial cable splitter.

In addition to letters supposedly written by former AT&T technician Mark Klein warning of the company's alleged scheme, the documents also include diagrams and descriptions alleging AT&T's efforts to install fiber-optic cable splitters, wire taps and a "secret" equipment room.

Those "things in between" like simple cables would eventually snowball into more and more audio cables, splitters, and then video cables, mobile phone accessories, screen cleaners and so on.

Figure 3 Replace wireless medium with coaxial cable and splitters.

The signal generator is connected to the sensing devices with coaxial cables and splitters as shown in Figure 3.

This might be due to the presence of diffraction and multipath or to the variations of the instrumental delays possibly due to temperature variations which can occur at different sections: antenna, cables, amplifiers, splitters, receivers, such as anomaly inside the GNSS receivers (Parkinson and Spilker 1996; Defraigne and Bruyninx 2007).

Finally, in the fourth step, the power offset is then computed according to Equation 1, where the transmit power is denoted as P tx, the received power is denoted as P rx, and the total attenuation caused by coaxial cables and splitters is denoted as P atten: P_{text{offset}} = P_{text{tx}} - P_{text{atten}} - P_{text{rx}} (1).

The antenna is connected to the receivers via a 50 m long coaxial antenna cable, with the splitter located at the GNSS receiver end.