A digital logic circuit that selects one of multiple input lines and routes it to a single output line based on binary address inputs.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Select Decoder.
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A select decoder routes one of multiple inputs to a single output based on address lines, while a demultiplexer routes a single input to one of multiple outputs. They are functionally inverse but often use similar circuitry.
The number of address lines (n) is determined by the formula n = log2(m), where m is the number of input channels. For example, 4 inputs require 2 address lines (2^2=4).
Yes, multiple select decoders can be cascaded using enable pins or additional logic to handle larger numbers of inputs, such as in tree or matrix configurations.
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