Decoder Explained | What is Decoder? Applications of Decoder | 5 to 32 Decoder using 3 to 8 Decoders

In this video, what is decoder, different applications of the decoder, and the logic circuit of the decoder are explained.

The following topics are covered in the video:

0:00 What is Decoder?
2:01 Applications of Decoder
5:13 Circuit Diagram of 3 to 8 Decoder and BCD to Decimal Decoder
9:55 4 to 16 Decoder using 3 to 8 Decoders
11:58 3 to 8 Decoder using 2 to 4 Decoder
13:15 5 to 32 Decoder using 3 to 8 Decoders
16:35 Implementation of Logic Circuit using Decoder

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What is Decoder?
The Decoder is the logic circuit that has N inputs and M outputs. And depending on the input combination of N inputs, only one of the M outputs is high.

Applications of Decoder:
1) Coder Conversion
2) Address Decoding in Processor
3) Generating the control signals for peripheral devices
4) Implementing logic circuits (e.g Full adder, parity generator, etc.)

In this video, the logic circuit of 3 to 8 decoder and BCD to decimal Decoder is explained in detail. And at the later part of the video, how to design 5 to 32 decoder using 3 to 8 Decoders is also explained.

This video will be helpful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding the basics of the decoder and its different applications.

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[antdrown]

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[as_if]

Application:
1. Code conversion
2. Address decoding
3. Generating of control signals
4. Implementing different logic circuits

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[samarajaved]

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[academicstuff]

18:20
the circuit we are discussing is parity checker not generator.

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[ajbalidio.]

14:41 how about if A3 and A4 are both high ?

[TechWind-wm]

At 7:23 I think the truth table which he has written is incorrect, he has written the values in reverse order. For eg for D1=1 we should giving the value from bottom C=0;B=0 and A=1, but he has done it in reverse order. Correct me if iam wrong.

[zen_]

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[yashbagri]

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[yash]

4:58 so, this is similar to Demultiplexer (DEMUX) right?

[avronilbanerjee]

14:03 the image is wrong ig. the inputs names are in incorrect order