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LogicToReal

Logic to Real converter

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Information

This information is part of the Modelica Standard Library maintained by the Modelica Association.

Conversion of a digital input into a Real output without any delay according to:

input                 output
'U'  (coded by 1)     val_U
'X'  (coded by 2)     val_X
'0'  (coded by 3)     val_0
'1'  (coded by 4)     val_1
'Z'  (coded by 5)     val_Z
'W'  (coded by 6)     val_W
'L'  (coded by 7)     val_L
'H'  (coded by 8)     val_H
'-'  (coded by 9)     val_m

The values val... are given by parameters.

If the signal width is greater than 1 this conversion is done for each signal.

Parameters (10)

n

Value:

Type: Integer

Description: Signal width

value_U

Value:

Type: Real

Description: Value for digital U (uninitialized)

value_X

Value:

Type: Real

Description: Value for digital X (Forcing Unknown)

value_0

Value:

Type: Real

Description: Value for digital 0 (Forcing 0)

value_1

Value:

Type: Real

Description: Value for digital 1 (Forcing 1)

value_Z

Value:

Type: Real

Description: Value for digital Z (High Impedance)

value_W

Value:

Type: Real

Description: Value for digital W (Weak Unknown)

value_L

Value:

Type: Real

Description: Value for digital L (Weak 0)

value_H

Value:

Type: Real

Description: Value for digital H (Weak 1)

value_m

Value:

Type: Real

Description: Value for digital m (Do not care)

Connectors (2)

x

Type: DigitalInput[n]

Description: Input DigitalSignal as connector

y

Type: RealOutput[n]

Description: 'output Real' as connector

Used in Examples (3)

HalfAdder

Modelica.Electrical.Digital.Examples

Adding circuit for binary numbers without input carry bit

FullAdder

Modelica.Electrical.Digital.Examples

Full 1 Bit Adder Example

Counter

Modelica.Electrical.Digital.Examples

Generic N Bit Counter Example

Revisions

  • September 15, 2004 by Christoph Clauss colors changed
  • November 5, 2003 by Christoph Clauss
    initially modelled.