(computer science) A transmission channel in a computer system that can simultaneously transmit blocks of data from several high-speed input/output devices by interleaving the data.
block multiplexor channel
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(′bläk ¦məlt·i′plek·sər ′chan·əl)
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A high-speed mode of operation within IBM's parallel channel. See parallel channel.
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| IBM 3705 Communications Controller |
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