


Allowing the USB devices to connect to web apps directly is a big step towards simplifying and doing things faster. And WebUSB can play a significant role here. It’s a specification that describes how USB devices can be accessed from web pages. We can add support for WebUSB in browsers via the WebUSB API. The recently released Chrome 61 includes the same as one of the important developer features. With WebUSB API, the process for a web app to access a USB storage device or other peripheral is as simple as attaching it to a computer and making a few clicks after a notification shows up automatically.
The answer is one Google Search away. Let me google that for you Anyway, the answer is “using enable signal”. The select lines of demux goes to input bits of decoder. The input pin of demux goes to ‘enable pin of decoder’. when enable=0, all decoder outputs are zero. If enable is 1, only decoder’s output corresponding to input bits will be 1, all other outputs will be in 0. Essentially, decoder will have same truth table as demux.
Allowing the USB devices to connect to web apps directly is a big step towards simplifying and doing things faster. And WebUSB can play a significant role here. It’s a specification that describes how USB devices can be accessed from web pages. We can add support for WebUSB in browsers via the WebUSB API. The recently released Chrome 61 includes the same as one of the important developer features. With WebUSB API, the process for a web app to access a USB storage device or other peripheral is as simple as attaching it to a computer and making a few clicks after a notification shows up automatically. The system would be able to decipher on its own which website to go for the device. Once you visit the website, you would be able to select the devices from the list.