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What does a multiplexer do?
What does a multiplexer do?
Stefano
Tue Nov 26 2024
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A multiplexer is a combinational logic circuit that selects one of many input signals and forwards it to a single output line. It's like a switch that can connect multiple inputs to one output, based on a select line.
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Giulia
Thu Nov 28 2024
A multiplexer, often abbreviated as "mux," serves a vital role in signal processing.
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CryptoChampion
Wed Nov 27 2024
It functions by selecting one input signal from multiple available signals.
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Sara
Wed Nov 27 2024
In its basic configuration, a mux comprises two signal inputs, a single control input, and one output.
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Chiara
Wed Nov 27 2024
The control input determines which of the signal inputs is routed to the output.
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Alessandro
Wed Nov 27 2024
An everyday illustration of a multiplexer in action is the source selection feature on a home stereo unit. This allows users to switch between different audio sources, such as a CD player, radio, or MP3 player.
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