1. Plural of descrambler; devices or software that decode scrambled signals, especially television or digital broadcasts.
Usage: Common in telecommunications and broadcasting contexts; Often used in reference to cable television or encrypted digital content

Examples

• The cable company provided descramblers to customers so they could access premium channels.
• Modern descramblers can handle multiple encryption standards simultaneously.
• Without proper descramblers, the encrypted broadcast signal remains unwatchable.
• The technician installed new descramblers throughout the building to restore service.
• Descramblers are essential equipment in any digital television distribution system.