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Decoders and Encoders in Digital Logic by Swoyam Pant is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses decoders and encoders. It explains that decoders convert binary inputs to unique outputs, with n inputs mapping to up to 2^n outputs. Decoders can be used to implement combinational logic by using the decoder outputs as minterms with OR gates. Encoders perform the reverse operation of decoders, taking 2^n or fewer inputs and mapping them to n outputs. Examples of decoders and encoders are given, including 3-to-8 line decoders, octal-to-binary encoders, and using decoders to implement
- Author
- Swoyam Pant
- Language
- EN