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descrambler

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de·scram·bler  (d-skrmblr)
n.
An electronic device that decodes a scrambled transmission into a signal that is intelligible to the receiving apparatus.

descrambler  (d-skrmblr)
An electronic device that decodes a scrambled transmission, typically a radio signal, into a signal that is intelligible to the receiving apparatus.
Translations
descrambler [ˈdiːˈskræmbləʳ] N (TV) → descodificador m


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To those viewers in the Italian territory who wish to receive all free channels, Tivu Sat provides descramblers [smart-cards] at no charge.
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