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The most intuitive design involves using AND gates to enable/disable data inputs based on select input, and then use an OR gate to merge everything to a single output. | The most intuitive design involves using AND gates to enable/disable data inputs based on select input, and then use an OR gate to merge everything to a single output. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:10, 10 May 2024
A multiplexer (MUX) takes in many inputs and a select input. Based on the select input, it outputs one specific input.
The most intuitive design involves using AND gates to enable/disable data inputs based on select input, and then use an OR gate to merge everything to a single output.
