discrete module
/dɪsˈkriːt mɒdʒʊl/ · dis·crete·mod·ule
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- A self-contained unit of a larger system, such as a computer or electronic device, that performs a specific function or set of functions. The discrete module responsible for processing data was upgraded to improve system performance.
- A distinct or separate component of a larger system, such as a mechanical or electrical system. The discrete module of the engine was replaced to fix the problem with the car's transmission.
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Did you know? The term 'discrete module' is often used in the context of modular design, where systems are broken down into smaller, interchangeable components to improve flexibility and maintainability.