16 input channel selector

16 input channel selector sixteen This is the third method of controlling the channel multiplexer described in this issue. The first described a binary method of control, while the second described a way of using just two touch- from this input of the demultiplexer is passed on to Nowfinally, we come to sensitive control inputs. Now, the common output pI which at that moment also This pulse triggers the the third and most complex version. This consists of a demultiplexer input drive with sixteen buttons. In other words, one button for each channel. it provides the easiest possible method of channel selection for the operator. It is quite obvious that it operates in the decimal system, which is the one that most of us poor humanoids know best. Although it is slightly more complex than the others, it requires less components. There- fore, as we can see, comfort pays. Let us take a brief look at the basic principle f the multiplexer. We have a total of 16 analogue (.-:•- f which ca...