Hello everyone, this is my first time posting here (not really, I've tried to post this 3 times but the forum keep eating my darn post for some reason.)
I've been studying digital electronics, CMOS logic in particular.
While looking at a diagram for a 2:1 mux I though it was more complicated than it needed to be, being made of 2 transmission gates and an inverter. **broken link removed** Why cant it be made from just two transistors?
Anyway, here is a simulation I made using 3 of these purposed 2-transistor MUXs combined into a 4:1 mux.
**broken link removed**
Seems to work in simulation, is there a fundamental flaw I'm missing?
Thanks.
(PS. I wonder why the first three times I posted this it didn't show up? I have a supposition there is a flaw with the Preview Post button, because the first three times I hit submit after using preview, but this time I skipped the preview.)
I've been studying digital electronics, CMOS logic in particular.
While looking at a diagram for a 2:1 mux I though it was more complicated than it needed to be, being made of 2 transmission gates and an inverter. **broken link removed** Why cant it be made from just two transistors?
Anyway, here is a simulation I made using 3 of these purposed 2-transistor MUXs combined into a 4:1 mux.
**broken link removed**
Seems to work in simulation, is there a fundamental flaw I'm missing?
Thanks.
(PS. I wonder why the first three times I posted this it didn't show up? I have a supposition there is a flaw with the Preview Post button, because the first three times I hit submit after using preview, but this time I skipped the preview.)
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