Bit Selector

Library:	Plexers
Introduced:	2.0.5
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Behavior

Given an input of several bits, this will divide it into several equal-sized groups (starting from the lowest-order bit) and output the group selected by the select input.

For example, if we have an eight-bit input 01010101, and we are to have a three-bit output, then group 0 will be the lowest-order three bits 101, group 1 will be the next three bits, 010, and group 2 will be the next three bits 001. (Any bits beyond the top are filled in with 0.) The select input will be a two-bit number that selects which of these three groups to output; if the select input is 3, then 000 will be the output.

Pins

West edge (input, bit width matches Data Bits attribute)

Data value from which bits should be selected for the output.

East edge (output, bit width matches Output Bits attribute)

A group of bits from the data value, as selected by the select input.

South edge (input, bit width is quotient of Data Bits and Output Bits, rounded up)

Select input: Determines which of the bit groups should be routed to the output.

Attributes

Facing

The direction of the component (its output relative to its input).

Select Bits

The bit width of the component's data input.

Output Bits

The bit width of the component's output.

Poke Tool Behavior

None.

Text Tool Behavior

None.

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