The Wired X component wires multiple digital input signals to one output signal, without delay.

The parameter n specifies the number of inputs. If $n\=1$ then $y\=x$, otherwise the following table defines the symmetric binary function used to compute the n-ary function.

$\left[\begin{array}{cccccccccc}& \mathit{U}& \mathit{X}& \mathit{0}& \mathit{1}& \mathit{Z}& \mathit{W}& \mathit{L}& \mathit{H}& \mathit{`-`}\\ \mathit{U}& U& U& U& U& U& U& U& U& U\\ \mathit{X}& U& X& X& X& X& X& X& X& X\\ \mathit{0}& U& X& 0& X& 0& 0& 0& 0& X\\ \mathit{1}& U& X& X& 1& 1& 1& 1& 1& X\\ \mathit{Z}& U& X& 0& 1& Z& W& L& H& X\\ \mathit{W}& U& X& 0& 1& W& W& W& W& X\\ \mathit{L}& U& X& 0& 1& L& W& L& W& X\\ \mathit{H}& U& X& 0& 1& H& W& W& H& X\\ \mathit{`-`}& U& X& X& X& X& X& X& X& X\end{array}\right]$

The component described in this topic is from the Modelica Standard Library. To view the original documentation, which includes author and copyright information, click here.