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A power supply is an electrical device that converts incoming electrical energy into the appropriate voltage, current, and frequency needed to operate electronic equipment. It ensures stable and reliable power delivery to devices such as computers, industrial machines, medical equipment, and home appliances.

Demand is driven by the growth of consumer electronics, industrial automation, data centers, and renewable energy systems. Modern power supplies offer higher efficiency, improved safety features, and compact designs, supporting the increasing need for dependable and energy-efficient power management solutions.

A multiplexer, often referred to as a MUX, is an essential digital device used to manage and streamline data transmission. Its primary function is to select one input from multiple data inputs and forward it to a single output line. This selection is controlled by additional inputs known as select lines, which determine which data input is routed to the output at any given time. Multiplexers are widely used in communication systems, computer memory management, and signal processing, as they efficiently optimize the use of resources by reducing the number of required data paths.