Hi all, The question is in the subject, I want to know if there is an equivalent to the high impedance state for real type? For instance in the case of switches with real signal inputs/outputs. I thought to write 0.0 instead of 'Z' when the switch is open but is it right or not?
bob wrote: > I want to know if there is an equivalent to the high impedance state for > real type? NAN is "Not A Number" which is a kind of "undefined state". But you will not have the ability to drive two floats on one signal wihtout defining your own float type with a resolution table...
Well, I see. Maybe I can modelise a 2-1 mux with the signal I want to drive on one channel and on the other channel "0.0" ? At least for the behaviour of a switch
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