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Saturation (FPGA Module)

LabVIEW FPGA Module 8.2 Help
August 2006

NI Part Number:
371599B-01

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Limits the valid range of a signal to that specified by Upper limit and Lower limit. You can configure the VI to specify the integer or bit limits and signed or unsigned inputs.

Dialog Box Options
Block Diagram Inputs
Block Diagram Outputs

Dialog Box Options

ParameterDescription
Saturation LimitsContains the following options:
  • By width—Allows you to specify the limits in terms of signed or unsigned word size.
    • Bits (1 to 32)—Specifies the word size in bits of the range you want.
    • Unsigned range—Produces nonnegative limits. The minimum and maximum limits are 0 to 2bits–1, respectively. If the checkbox does not contain a checkmark, the minimum and maximum limits are –2bits–1 to 2bits–1–1, respectively.
  • By value—Allows you to specify limits as integers.
    • Upper limit—Specifies the upper limit of the range.
    • Lower limit—Specifies the lower limit of the range.
Input TypeContains the following options:
  • Signed—Specifies signed integers for the inputs.
  • Unsigned—Specifies unsigned integers for the inputs.

Block Diagram Inputs

ParameterDescription
upper limitSpecifies the upper saturation limit for input. You configure the default value in the Saturation Limits section of the Configure Saturation dialog box. The value you wire to this input overrides the selection you make in the Configure Saturation dialog box.
inputAny signed or unsigned integer. If input is unsigned, select the Unsigned option in the Configure Saturation dialog box.
lower limitSpecifies the lower saturation limit for input. You configure the default value in the Saturation Limits section of the Configure Saturation dialog box. The value you wire to this input overrides the value in the Configure Saturation dialog box.

Block Diagram Outputs

ParameterDescription
outputThe saturated input. input is saturated if input > upper limit or input < lower limit.

output = upper limit if input > upper limit

output = lower limit if input < lower limit

Otherwise output equals input.


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