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In theory, a multiplexer is equivalent to a demultiplexer; the sole difference is the direction of their optical-signal inputs and outputs.

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Explanation

A multiplexer combines optical channels and a demultiplexer separates those channels. Because these are inverse functions, the same passive optical arrangement can theoretically operate as either device when the direction of signal propagation is reversed.

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