Super Blocks in Xcos - English
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Super Blocks in Xcos
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Use of Super Blocks What is a Super block? Explain CONST, POWBLK_f, AFFICH_m and ClOCK_c blocks of super-initial.xcos file. Change the value of CONST block and run it. Import SUPER_f block into the xcos window. Import operation into the SUPER_f block and make connections. Connect SUPER_f to main simulation and run it. Advantages of Super Blocks.
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