4. Operator Modules

The modules in the "Operators" category represent standard mathematical operators.

This module outputs the sum of its two inputs.

This module outputs its first input minus its second input.

This module outputs the product of its two inputs.

This module outputs its first input divided by its second input.

This module outputs its first input raised to the power of its second input. More accurately, its output is given by:

y(x) = x^p if x>0

-x^-p if x<0

where x and p are the two inputs.

This module calculates its output value according to:

y(x) = x Mod M

where the input value x and modulus M correspond to the two input ports.

This module has two input ports. Its output is equal to 1 if the first input value is greater than the second one, and zero otherwise.

You might wonder why there is a "greater than" module, but not a "less than" module. Hint: Try reversing the inputs.

This module outputs the minimum of its two inputs.

This module outputs the maximum of its two inputs.