Examples of discrete partitioning
Categories
master and slave system concept
For Discrete Partitioning, two categories are provided:
Slave blocks for master systems: this category contains the slave blocks that you will use to insert slave circuits into your master system. A master system must contain one or more slaves. Figure 3: Slave blocks
Master blocks for slave systems: this category contains the master blocks that you will place in your slave systems. This represents the master system that controls the slave concerned. A slave system must contain precisely one master. Figure 4: Master blocks
To illustrate the Discrete Partitioning process, we will start with perhaps the simplest possible example, and then present a more detailed example with a more complex circuit.
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