The Limiting Function or 'hard limiter' outputs a duplicate of the input signal as long as the input falls between the upper and lower limits. If the signal exceeds either limit, the output value remains at that limit.
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Optional text parameter for identification of the component. |
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An optional Fortran comment. The text entered here is included in the project Fortran file. |
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Enter the dimension of the input/output signals. |
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Limits |
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Select internal or external.
If external is selected, the upper and lower limits will be determined via the signal value to which they are externally connected. |
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Upper Limit |
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Limits the output to this maximum limit. This parameter is enabled only if Limits | internal is selected. |
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Lower Limit |
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Limits the output to this minimum limit. This parameter is enabled only if Limits | internal is selected. |