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Multiplexing of digital signals is usually required when:
moving data internally within a microprocessor.
moving data between memory and storage registers in a microprocessor.
moving data over long distance transmission lines.
moving data internally within a microprocessor or between memory and storage registers.
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moving data over long distance transmission lines.
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