encoders
/ɪnˈkoʊdərz/
noun
- Devices or programs that convert information from one format to another, especially for transmission or storage.
- The video encoder compresses the file so it can be streamed online.
- The engineer tested several encoders to find the most efficient one for the project.
- Modern encoders in cameras convert analog signals into digital data.
- People who encode messages or data, such as in cryptography or programming.
- During the war, skilled encoders created codes that were hard to break.
- The encoders worked late to secure the company's sensitive communications.
- The team of encoders developed a new algorithm for data encryption.