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Simple example of two logical clocks, a conjunctive and a disjunctive clock. Both receive the very same clock inputs, produced by two rotational clocks with slightly shifted input angle waves (sine and cosine respectively). The configuration and results of the rotational clocks are explained in the rotational clocks example. The generated clocked signals of the disjunctive and conjunctive clock are therefore:

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	sine_angle_input	Type: Sine Description: Generate sine signal
	cosine_angle_input	Type: Cosine Description: Generate cosine signal
	trigger_interval_input	Type: Pulse Description: Generate pulse signal of type Real
	rotational_clock_1	Type: RotationalClock Description: Event clock generating a clock tick each time an observed input angle changed for a rotational-interval given as variable input
	rotational_clock_2	Type: RotationalClock Description: Event clock generating a clock tick each time an observed input angle changed for a rotational-interval given as variable input
	conjunctiveClock	Type: ConjunctiveClock Description: Logical clock ticking whenever all input clocks ticked at least once, then resets and starts the next conjunctive cycle
	disjunctiveClock	Type: DisjunctiveClock Description: Logical clock ticking whenever any of its input clock signals ticks.
	sample_conjunctive	Type: SampleClocked Description: Sample the continuous-time, Real input signal and provide it as clocked output signal. The clock is provided as input signal
	sample_disjunctive	Type: SampleClocked Description: Sample the continuous-time, Real input signal and provide it as clocked output signal. The clock is provided as input signal

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