Usually means: Device that decodes encrypted signals.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (descrambler)

▸ noun:  Something that descrambles; a device for decoding a scrambled signal.

Similar:
unscrambler, decipher, decypher, decipheration, deconvolver, decapsulation, deblocker, dissembler, decryptification, downscaler, more...

Opposite:
scrambler, encoder, encrypter

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Similar:
unscrambler, decipher, decypher, decipheration, deconvolver, decapsulation, deblocker, dissembler, decryptification, downscaler, more...

Opposite:
scrambler, encoder, encrypter



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