Range Comparator

This component will determine which of three ranges the input signal is within, and then output a value corresponding to that region. The regions are defined by a lower input limit and an upper input limit.

The first region is composed of values below the lower limit; the second region is composed of values between the two limits (inclusive); and the third region is composed of values above the upper limit.

If the first and third regions are set to produce the same value, then this component functions as a band detector, outputting one value if the input is between the two limits, and a different value it the input is outside the limits.

Input Parameters

Lower Input Limit	REAL	Variable	Sets the lower limit of the range (XL)

Upper Input Limit	REAL	Variable	Sets the upper limit of the range (XU)

Output when input is less than the lower limit	REAL	Variable	Output when input is less than the lower input limit

Output when input is between upper and lower limits	REAL	Variable	Output when input is between upper and lower limits

Output when input is greater than the upper limit	REAL	Variable	Output when input is greater than the upper input limit

Dimension	INTEGER	Literal	Enter the dimension of the input/output signals.

Convert output to nearest integer	Choice		Select Yes or No. If Yes is selected, the output will be cast using the intrinsic NINT function (nearest integer).

Fortran Comment	Text		An optional Fortran comment. The text entered here is included in the project Fortran file

Range Comparator

Description

Input Parameters