A multiplexer is a device that allows multiple signals to be transmitted simultaneously. It consists of two or more transistors, often in series, connected together, and used for switching between different channels (signals). The output of the multiplexer can take on any value within its designated range, allowing it to handle a wide variety of applications such as audio, video, and communication systems.
A multiplexer is a type of digital circuit that converts a single input signal into a plurality of output signals, allowing multiple inputs to be processed simultaneously. It typically consists of two or more transistors connected in parallel and can be used for communication between different devices or systems. Multiplexers are commonly found in audio and video processing circuits, as well as in digital signal processing (DSP) applications where they are used to combine multiple signals into a single output. They are also often used in conjunction