Scilab - Mux/Demux vs Bus

Mux/Demux vs Bus

I´m starting to learn about Xcos for simulation but I have some previous experience with Simulink. What is the difference between Mux/Demux vs. Bus/Debus and also, I could not find a Debus block in Xcos, is there a reason for this?

Scilab 05-04-18, 7:16 a.m. Antonio

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I have no experience with Matlab's Bus/Debus. As far as Scilab's Mux/Demux is concerned, Mux block clubs more than 1 data lines in to a single data line. This block comes handy if you want to plot multiple data vectors on a single plot for comparison. The demux block as per scilab's help, splits the input vector in to its individual elements. So for a 4x1 input vector, the demux block will have 4 output ports.

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09-02-22, 2:38 p.m. Sermakd

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