[Scilab-users] Can Mux and Demux have more than 32 ports

Samuel Gougeon sgougeon at free.fr
Tue May 19 21:55:46 CEST 2020


Hello,

Le 19/05/2020 à 12:26, tien.dang a écrit :
> Dear all,
> As title, Can I custom Mux and Demux block to have more than 32 ports, for
> example: 64 ports as I need.
> I try to re build source code base on Git repos but meet so many errors.
> Thanks
> Tien Dang

I am not an xcos user, but what about the following proposals:

  * use several MUX whose outputs are branched to another MUX. The
    output of this last one should be equivalent to the one of a big
    MUX. Shouldn't it?
    This "2-layer MUX set up" allows to "concatenate" up to 31*31 = 961
    input channels, and to "split" the positioning of blocks of inputs
    in a more manageable way than with a single huge MUX block.
    Couldn't a MUX be considered as a columns concatenator, each column
    being a separate signal? So, concatenators might be nested in this way.

  * To build a big DEMUX, a somewhat symetric proposal:
      o from the single input, extract some ranges of channels with one
        or several EXTRACTOR blocks, with at most 31 bundled channels in
        the single output.
      o put a DEMUX after each EXTRACTOR, to split their channels as as
        many outputs.

These naive proposals should be tested. The 2-layer MUX setup looks to 
work when the final output is connected to a simple scope: then there 
are as many curves as primary inputs.


Could this match your requirements?

Regards
Samuel


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