Answer / uday rathore

multiplexer is a device which have many input and one output

Answer / minu priya

mutiplexer is also known as mux it has n inputs and
1 output.

Answer / sunayana

Mux is nthing but the data selector, which has multiple
inputs and depending upon selector lines i/p it gives
single o/p.

Answer / srikrishna

multiplexer means..
it transmits number of signal through a signal which is
given by taking all the signals into consideration..

if we take TDM the digital signals with some guard bands of
time..(the spacing bn the pulses)is can be utilised by
other signals and transmitted as one signal

Answer / vasmatkar@hotmail.com

Multiplexer is the device which has n inputs and only one
output. It selects one of the input and passes to the
output. there is one more terminal called as select input
which decides which input terminal is to be selected to
send output.

Answer / jyothi

multiplexer is device which consists of multiple binary
inputs and only one output. There fore it is called as many
into one. Also known as MUX.

Answer / nithya

miltiplxer is a device which has many inputs and one output

Answer / nagarajan

Answer
# 1 multiplexer is a device which have many input and one
output
1 Uday Rathore


Re: What is a multiplexer?
Answer
# 2 multiplexer means..
it transmits number of signal through a signal which is
given by taking all the signals into consideration..

if we take TDM the digital signals with some guard bands of
time..(the spacing bn the pulses)is can be utilised by
other signals and transmitted as one signal
0 Srikrishna






Re: What is a multiplexer?
Answer
# 3 Mux is nthing but the data selector, which has multiple
inputs and depending upon selector lines i/p it gives
single o/p.
0 Sunayana


Re: What is a multiplexer?
Answer
# 4 mutiplexer is also known as mux it has n inputs
and
1 output.
0 Minu Priya

Answer / tinku.kne@gmail.com

it is nth but a data selector ....

it accepts so many singals as input and select only one as
output out of them.....

it is also called mux.......

in TDM we can access whole bandwidth of the channel....

but in fdm if we have 1mb and we req. 10kb then we can
transmit it through 100 channels each of b.w. 100kb

Answer / jigneshkumar ajani

many inputs and only one output

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