Two input to one,with switching through trigger (coax)

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In summary, a "Two input to one" circuit with switching through trigger is an electronic circuit that combines two input signals into a single output signal based on a trigger or control signal. It works by using a switch to connect one input signal to the output while disconnecting the other. This type of circuit is commonly used in audio and video production, data routing, and automation systems due to its simplicity, low cost, and flexibility. However, it may introduce some signal loss or distortion and requires careful design and testing.
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Hey guys,

I need to have a signal alternate between two inputs for coax connectors based on a trigger. Do you guys have any idea where I could find this type of hardware or how to construct it? I come from a physics background, so I haven't worked with many circuits.

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What is a "Two input to one" circuit with switching through trigger?

A "Two input to one" circuit with switching through trigger is a type of electronic circuit that allows two input signals to be switched and combined into a single output signal based on a trigger or control signal. This type of circuit is commonly used in electronic devices such as audio mixers, video switchers, and data selectors.

How does a "Two input to one" circuit work?

The circuit typically consists of two input signals, a trigger signal, and a switch. When the trigger signal is activated, the switch connects one of the input signals to the output, while the other input signal is disconnected. The switch can be controlled by various methods such as a physical button, a digital control signal, or even a sensor input.

What is the purpose of using a "Two input to one" circuit with switching through trigger?

The main purpose of this type of circuit is to provide a flexible and efficient method for combining two input signals into a single output signal. It allows for easy switching between different input sources and can be used in a variety of applications, including audio and video production, data routing, and automation systems.

What are some advantages of using a "Two input to one" circuit with switching through trigger?

Some advantages of this type of circuit include its simplicity in design, low cost, and versatility. It also allows for easy expansion and customization, making it suitable for a wide range of electronic devices and systems. Additionally, it can help reduce the number of components and connections needed, resulting in a more compact and efficient circuit.

Are there any limitations of using a "Two input to one" circuit with switching through trigger?

One limitation of this type of circuit is that it may introduce some signal loss or distortion when switching between input signals. Additionally, the circuit may require additional components such as amplifiers or filters to ensure proper signal levels and quality. It also requires careful design and testing to ensure the trigger and switching functions work as intended.

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