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incoupler

incoupler noun: a device for incoupling.

Noun

incoupler (plural incouplers)

  1. A device for incoupling.
    • Furthermore, a good light incoupler is also a good light outcoupler and therefore it is important to prevent the incoupled light from hitting back to the grating structure.2005, Zbigniew Jaroszewicz, Frank Wyrowski, Optical Security Systems, page 595402-6

Forms of incoupler

pluralincouplers

Origin of incoupler

From incouple + -er.

Questions about incoupler

What does incoupler mean?
Incoupler means a device for incoupling.
What part of speech is incoupler?
Incoupler is a noun.
What is the plural of incoupler?
The plural of incoupler is incouplers.

Words near incoupler in the dictionary

  1. incounters
  2. incountre
  3. incountred
  4. incouple
  5. incoupled
  6. incoupler
  7. incouplers
  8. incouples
  9. incoupling
  10. incouplings
  11. incourage

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