FIGURE 20.7(a) An analog de-multiplexer (b) The circuit and a table (in the truth table like format) for the four channel analog
de-multiplexer.
4.CMOS gates have negligible current drains on the supply provided input is held
steady at 0 or 1 i.e. at V
SS
or at V
DD
(Figure 20.8). In CMOS gates, the current ratio
from supply is negligible as the currents are few mA only if the inputs are not float-
ing but are kept at logic 0 or at logic 1. These circuit inputs can be given directly
from V
or to V
+
or to an output of a logic gate.
5.Currents at logic 1 inputs are much smaller compared to logic 0 inputs ...
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