Encoders and Decoders Made Easy (circuits)

Short video on encoders and decoders

[@nikolajkapa2283]

I like the noob friendly light and precise format in this video.

[@arghyadas6978]

"noob friendly" :D

[@skatewithvanz]

Dude youre awsome you made it so simple for me I appreciate you may god bless you and be upon you!

[@adventurousmayan6859]

What about karnaugh mapping the encoder or decoder?

[@00225username5]

Thank you for the nice explanation, it is really helpful. can you add an example for the video encoding and decoding (no audio, just video encoding)?

[@educationaboutstuff3088]

What do you mean? This video isn't about audio or video encoding, it's about circuits

[@00225username5]

Hi, yes I know, it is about the encoding and decoding concept in general. Hopefully you can use it for video encoding and decoding protocol.

[@wilw3498]

You're funny dude, that's 2 different things

[@SanaUllah-ns8tf]

watching night before exam

[@OsazuwaEro]

😂

[@nicolasdiken4180]

What if the input for the encoder is 00000000?

[@leosicarius1009]

still take X:0 Y:0 Z:0

[@abhinavs03]

Leo, nice answer.

[@physicguy92093]

If all are 0 that means you have nithing to decode or more easy way to understand it, its in the package its "off"

[@Unpoplr_opinions]

Nico you're commenting on all coding videos

[@user-im8pt3ef5m]

Obsessed with your voice 😂❤

[@hibaabdirizak4452]

Amazing video

[@greenpewdiepie4171]

Tnx bro that was vary helpful ❤❤❤

[@Dbanj598]

Simple straight forward

[@lostsoulcar7130]

is encoder=multiplexer and decoder=demultiplexer

[@anoldchonzi4904]

great job hey

[@firdevsuzun9654]

ı admirered pronunciation

[@BakersBrainiac]

thanks from 2022

[@adamchalkley956]

but how would x/0 y/0 z/0 give you 10000000?? 0 and 0 and 0 would give you 0? not 10000000??

[@HassanPhiri-kx1im]

The 1 you see shows that 0 is active, denoting that 000 = 0

[@sustrata9125]

​@@HassanPhiri-kx1imyes. It will make sense if the encoder is used for a circuit for a 7-segment display that just takes input to display a digit

[@nemesis9410]

Ok, noob question incoming in 3, 2, 1... What if we have more than one input == 1? ._. For encoder, let say we have I2 == 1 and I5 == 1 at the same time?

[@OverLordOfDa3rdWorld]

The most significant bit takes precedent.

[@dbf72829]

I think it's the building block of encoder that you can't have more than one input on for each output

[@endergame8267]

thanks alot

[@lankadon1834]

do anyones know how to do 18 erc to 8 ccode

[@crazywatt3888]

woah

[@mrwaffleman8732]

Mmmmmmm....... Mmmmmmmhmmmmmm.... Ah, Yes, I understand Now! thank You! I appreate :]

[@hmingthanmawiachhakchhuakh5254]

please improve your sound system it hurt my ear with earphones but gr8 job

[@mustafaturgut9930]

dude your 8 is mutant

[@NanaNana-ih6ui]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@markuuussssss9526]

OMFG! u ddnt explain anything!

[@adamchalkley956]

have to agree he just showed you but never went into detail how he got the outputs

[@goham2558]

say z like a normal american....

[@harshilverma2381]

He's probably Canadian you idiot. Get an education! Besides the correct way to say "z" is "zed" not "zee"