2 to 1 Digital Switch Mux With Just NAND Gates - Save Yourself A Fancier Chip - Simply Put

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The best explanation of the Mux gate! Thank you so much for enlightening

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[@martinlaak]

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[@parapos]

simple as usual, thank you.

[@mark8664]

Hay human, shouldn't we make sure the output has a constant frequency like with phase lock loop... ?

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