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could someone draw a clear distinction between these two for me? or are they basically the same?
Decoder usually takes several inputs (2^n) and produces n outputs. Multiplexer is a switch but demultiplexer...if it's inverse of multiplexer than it has to have at least several inputs but the simplest mux has only 1 output, which means that if it is used as demux, it has only 1 input.
Any clarification is greatly appreciated.
Decoder usually takes several inputs (2^n) and produces n outputs. Multiplexer is a switch but demultiplexer...if it's inverse of multiplexer than it has to have at least several inputs but the simplest mux has only 1 output, which means that if it is used as demux, it has only 1 input.
Any clarification is greatly appreciated.