MUX Tree Basic | 4X1 MUX using 2X1 MUX | Easy Explanation

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02:21 number of 2x1 mux needed to produce 2^n x 1 mux is (2^n -1) because 2^n/2 + 2^n/4 + 2^n/8 + 2^n/16 + ... = 1 + 2 + 4 + ...2^(n-1) =( 2^n - 1) / (2-1) = ( 2^n - 1). So to produce 16:1 mux 15 2:1 mux needed, or to produce 4:1 mux 3 2:1 mux needed.

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Very good explanation. One small mistake. Its does matter where s1 and s0 go. This Mux would not work with s1 being the first selector used

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Sir why you took i2 in second multiplexer for {0 select line}.

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5:00 (Way to determine the select line)

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This was really helpful, but could you please explain or give reference to why 4/2=2, and 2/1=1 rule works to get the arrangement and number of muxes required?

[@davebacknolaliki1452]

Late reply but may be useful for others. Building it with a 4x1 mux out of 2x1 mux we only have 2 inputs to work with so since we need 4 we divide it by 2. We got the 4 inputs as required right? Well since they’re 2x1 we are getting 2 outputs. But we need a 4x1 mux. If we used only the 2 we would have a 4x2 mux technically. So we divide it by 2 again. We have 1 we are reducing the outputs at each “stage” I guess you could call it until we get to our desired single output. That’s how I think of it at least.

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Why the select line for first and second MUX must be the same? I saw this question three times on the comment section, I think that is a common question between us

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can anyone explain how to take selection line i'm pretty confused......

[@pranav288]

if there are 2 inputs, then 1 select line (since 2 to the power 1 is 2 ). If if there are 4 inputs, then 2 select lines (since 2 to the power 2 is 4 ), 3 lines for 8 inputs(2 to the power 3 is 8) , 4 for 16 inputs and so on.. just think what should be the power of 2 so it matches the number of input lines

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Since it's binary we can make one of two choices with a single select line, if we want to make more than 2, we need log2(n) select lines

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5:29 why must both have same selection?

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what do we call the initial select lines of 2*1 mux...??????

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Enable conditions?

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if the select line is 0, why I0 is selected

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I have a question, how it works with just one MUX 2X1 ? with the equation ?

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How to design a 2 x 3 mux (2 inputs of 3 bits each) using 2 x 1

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[@Irtofu]

There is an error in this video, it was noted that (8) 2x1 mux were required for (1) 8x1, while only (7) are required

[@suyashsreekumar3031]

Irtofu if you go by the formula given in the video it comes to as seven and not 8.

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Why use 3 2x1 MUX when you can use 2 2x1 MUX with S1 as the enable bit?

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5:31 , why should that both 2x1 multiplexers have the same select lines?

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because we only need four possible combinations of (s0)(s1). 2^2 = 4

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Sir, is there any way to make 5:1 mux by using 2:1 mux

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5*1 MUX doesn't exist

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