PSM Logic Functions, Flip-Flop Block Function - GF54.21-D-3211TSB

Model 447, 448

with code ED5 (Parameterisable special module)

with code XM7 (MOPF II)

Model 907, 910

with code ED5 (Parameterisable special module)

with code XJ4 (Modification year G4-I)

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Flip-flop block function

The flip-flop block has two inputs:

The flip-flop block has an analog output (A_A ) (16 bit) and a digital (binary) output (A_B ).

Output (A_B ) represents the logical inversion of output (A_A ).

Coding of flip-flop block

The flip-flop block can be configured either as a "D flip-flop" with data and clock input, or as an "RS flip-flop" with set and reset input.

When configured as a "D flip-flop", it is possible to save 16-bit signals at input 1 (E₁ ) and to output them at output (A_A ).

Signal identification number = Signal ID.

CODING VIA DATA ENTRY TABLE

Designation in data entry table	Data entry bit width	Data bit evaluation	Meaning
B1_G1_FF1_Typ [B1_G1_FF1_Type]	1 bit	-	Set value: "RS flip-flop" → 0 "D flip-flop" → 1
B1_G1_FF1_Auswertung [B1_G1_FF1_Evaluation]	1 bit	-	Set value with "RS flip-flop": State-triggered → 0 Edge-triggered → 1 Set value with "D flip-flop": Positive edge evaluation → 0 Negative edge evaluation → 1
B1_G1_FF1_1_Signal_ID	32 bit	1 bit: "RS flip-flop" 16 bit: "D flip-flop"	Filter + reference ID of set(S) or data (D) input signal
B1_G1_FF1_2_Signal_ID	32 bit	1 bit	Filter + reference ID of reset (R) or clock (C) input signal

SIGNAL ID OF OUTPUTS (AA, AB)

Designation in signal ID list	Data bit width	Meaning
SPS_G1_FF1	16 bit	Signal ID of output (A_A )
SPS_G1_FF1_inv	1 bit	Signal ID of output (A_B ) (corresponds to logically inverted output (A_A ))

The same applies for the other flip-flop blocks with the naming conventions:

Overview of system components for parameterizable special module (PSM)