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| - | The One Shot Rise block outputs a trigger signal based upon the rising edge of the input signal. At the first non-zero rising edge of the input signal, the output signal will go high and remain high.For One Shot Raise Reset block the output signal will remain high until a non-zero input signal is seen on the rest pin. The reset pin clears the output back to zero and will maintain the output at zero while the signal on the reset pin is non-zero. | + | The One Shot Rise block outputs a trigger signal based upon the rising edge of the input signal. At the first non-zero rising edge of the input signal, the output signal will go high and remain high. For One Shot Raise Reset block the output signal will remain high until a non-zero input signal is seen on the rest pin. The reset pin clears the output back to zero and will maintain the output at zero while the signal on the reset pin is non-zero. |
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resources/tools-software/sigmastudiov2/modules/arithmeticandlogic/oneshotraise.txt · Last modified: 14 Sep 2022 13:42 by Angu Sewa