Math · Intermediate · Lesson 6 of 7
Selecting & Comparing
Multiplexers and comparators
An interactive lesson with 7 steps, about 6 minutes: you predict, drag and solve, with instant feedback on every answer. It runs in your browser and needs JavaScript.
What you’ll learn
- A multiplexer uses select bits to choose an input; n select bits choose among 2ⁿ inputs.
- XNOR detects equal bits; AND-ing them tests whether numbers are equal.
- ALUs compute many results in parallel and select one.
Steps
- A railway junction for data
- Route the signal
- Eight inputs
- Are two numbers equal?
- Equal or not?
- Inside a processor
- Comparing big numbers