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The opposite of the multiplexer circuit, logically enough, is the demultiplexer.
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The one-input demultiplexer circuit takes
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one single data input IN, and
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one (or more) address selector inputs A.
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Demultiplexer selects which of the multiple outputs OUT0 or OUT1 will receive the input signal IN, based on the selector signal A.
Only one of the two outputs can be 1, while the other is 0.
See also: Wikipedia article
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