Combinatorial Logic
Purpose
Use binary input signals to select one row from truth table
Library
Control / Logical
Description
The Combinatorial Logic block interprets its input signals as boolean values. It
calculates a row number where
if the
th input signal is
greater than 0,
otherwise. The output of the Combinatorial Logic block
is the
th row of the truth table. For example, when using a truth table
the output is:
Parameter
- Truth table
- The truth table to calculate the output. The table must have
rows where
is the width of the input signal. The number of columns corresponds to the width of the output signal.
Probe Signals
- Input
- The input signals.
- Output
- The output signals.