The Multiple Not symbol is available only in 2-Series and 3-Series processors.
Speed Key Names: mnot, m!
Signals
Digital inputs: <in1> through <in999>
For each input, one corresponding digital output: <out1> through <out999>
Description
The Multiple NOT symbol operates identically to a NOT (inverter) symbol, except that it provides multiple inputs and outputs. Every input has a corresponding output, and each input/output pair is independent of other input/output pairs.
The Multiple NOT symbol inverts the level of each of its inputs. That is, whenever an input is high the corresponding output will go low, and vice-versa.
The Multiple NOT symbol can be expressed using a truth table, where low stands for logical 0 (false), and high stands for logical 1 (true). Thus the truth table shows <outN> always to be the complement of <inN>.
Truth table for Multiple NOT:
|
<inN> |
<outN> |
|
low |
high |
|
high |
low |
See also NOT