This component is meant to be used for the dot product of 2 arrays. For example, you can use the dot product of 3-phase voltages and currents to measure the instantaneous power. Mathematically:
Where n is the dimension of the input data signal arrays.
If the input signal is of complex-type, the output is defined as:
Where A and B are vectors of same size.
If the input signal is of real or integer-type, the output is defined as:
Where A and B are vectors of same size.
Note that the input will assume the dimension of the data signal to which it is connected.
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Optional text parameter for identification of the component. |
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Data Path Type |
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Select Real, Integer or Complex.
This input specifies the type of the input signal, and hence the type of the output signal as well. |