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    Archivo de MUX 4-1 en WinCUPL, código y más. Se puede utilizar para realizar trabajos de Electrónica Digital. Funciona bajo lenguaje VHDL. Archivo de MUX 4-1 en WinCUPL, código y más. Se puede utilizar para realizar trabajos de Electrónica Digital. Funciona bajo lenguaje VHDL. ' The valid range of a Byte variable is 0 through 255. Dim b As Byte b = 30 ' The following statement causes an error because the value is too large. 'b = 256 ' The following statement causes an error because the value is negative. 'b = -5 ' The following statement sets b to 6. b = CByte(5.7) ' The following statements apply bit-shift operators to b. ' The initial value of b is 6. Console.WriteLine(b) ' Bit shift to the right divides the number in half. In this ' example, binary 110 becomes 11. b >>= 1 ' The following statement displays 3. Console.WriteLine(b) ' Now shift back to the original position, and then one more bit ' to the left. Each shift to the left doubles the value. In this ' example, binary 11 becomes 1100. b <<= 2 ' The following statement displays 12. Console.WriteLine(b)

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    Archivo de MUX 4-1 en WinCUPL, código y más. Se puede utilizar para realizar trabajos de Electrónica Digital. Funciona bajo lenguaje VHDL. Archivo de MUX 4-1 en WinCUPL, código y más. Se puede utilizar para realizar trabajos de Electrónica Digital. Funciona bajo lenguaje VHDL. ' The valid range of a Byte variable is 0 through 255. Dim b As Byte b = 30 ' The following statement causes an error because the value is too large. 'b = 256 ' The following statement causes an error because the value is negative. 'b = -5 ' The following statement sets b to 6. b = CByte(5.7) ' The following statements apply bit-shift operators to b. ' The initial value of b is 6. Console.WriteLine(b) ' Bit shift to the right divides the number in half. In this ' example, binary 110 becomes 11. b >>= 1 ' The following statement displays 3. Console.WriteLine(b) ' Now shift back to the original position, and then one more bit ' to the left. Each shift to the left doubles the value. In this ' example, binary 11 becomes 1100. b <<= 2 ' The following statement displays 12. Console.WriteLine(b)

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    Mux4 1

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    Esteban Ramirez Guatsozon
    Archivo de MUX 4-1 en WinCUPL, código y más. Se puede utilizar para realizar trabajos de Electrónica Digital. Funciona bajo lenguaje VHDL. Archivo de MUX 4-1 en WinCUPL, código y más. Se puede utilizar para realizar trabajos de Electrónica Digital. Funciona bajo lenguaje VHDL. ' The valid range of a Byte variable is 0 through 255. Dim b As Byte b = 30 ' The following statement causes an error because the value is too large. 'b = 256 ' The following statement causes an error because the value is negative. 'b = -5 ' The following statement sets b to 6. b = CByte(5.7) ' The following statements apply bit-shift operators to b. ' The initial value of b is 6. Console.WriteLine(b) ' Bit shift to the right divides the number in half. In this ' example, binary 110 becomes 11. b >>= 1 ' The following statement displays 3. Console.WriteLine(b) ' Now shift back to the original position, and then one more bit ' to the left. Each shift to the left doubles the value. In this ' example, binary 11 becomes 1100. b <<= 2 ' The following statement displays 12. Console.WriteLine(b)

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    {COMPONENT C:\WINCUPL\WINCUPL\MUX4-1\MUX4-1.

    SYM
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    {Program "CUPL(WM) Version 5.0a"}
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    {DBtime "Thu May 14 23:40:29 2015 "}
    {DBunit "MIL"}
    {DBgrid 10}
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    "PINNAM" 6 "PINCON" 4 "REFDES" 2 "ATTR" 6 "SDOT" 1
    "DEVICE" 5 "OUTLIN" 5 "ATTR2" 6 "NOTES" 6 "NETNAM" 4
    "CMPNAM" 5 "BORDER" 5}
    }
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    }
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    {T "Y1" 140 20}
    [Tj "RC"]
    [Ly "DEVICE"]
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