isolator
/ɪˈsoʊleɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
A device that prevents the flow of electrical current or separates two circuits.
“The electrical isolator was used to safeguard the workers from the live wires.”
2. noun
A device or system that separates or isolates something, such as a sound or a signal.
“The audio isolator helped reduce the background noise in the recording studio.”
3. noun
A person or thing that isolates or separates something or someone.
“The isolator of the social media platform was accused of suppressing certain viewpoints.”