COMPARISON

The COMPARISON function block performs a comparison operation between its two input signals. It has two inputs and two outputs, with the following specifications:

Inputs:

IN1, IN2: These inputs represent the data signals that are input to the COMPARISON block. They can be either high or low logic levels, typically denoted as 1 or 0 respectively, and are used for comparison purposes.

MODE: This input represents the comparison mode of operation for the COMPARISON block. It could be used to configure the COMPARISON block to operate in a specific comparison mode or with specific characteristics, depending on the specific implementation or design.

Outputs:

OUT: This output represents the result of the comparison operation. It is the logical result of comparing the values of IN1 and IN2 based on the selected comparison mode. Depending on the selected mode, the output could be high (1) if the comparison is true, or low (0) if the comparison is false.

STAT: This output represents the status or state of the COMPARISON block, and its exact functionality may vary depending on the specific implementation or design. It could be used to indicate the current operating mode of the COMPARISON block or provide additional information about the internal state of the block.