A multiblock is essentially a group of circuits within a diagram that encapsulates a
subset. It is therefore possible to include several multi-blocks in a single diagram, or
even to nest multi-blocks within one another. Therefore, an architecture with greater
depth can be defined, with the following benefits:
A hierarchical organization in the schematic editor can be based on a
multi-layer structure for an easy navigation
It simplifies diagram display by minimizing the number of blocks visible in the
main window.
Specific interfaces with specific inputs and outputs improve integration and
interaction within the block diagram.
To create a multiblock, right-click on the block or group of circuits you want to
include in the multiblock, then select "Create Multiblock"Figure: Create Multibloc
After creating the multiblock, assign it a name and confirm by clicking "OK"
Figure: Name Multibloc
Once created, on multiblock can be added in the library of available models, and reused
in different schematics across different project templates.Figure: Add Multibloc to library
To connect the multiblock to the rest of the schematic, inputs and outputs need
to be added. Double-click on the multiblock, then add connectors from the
palette.
Figure: Adding connectors
You can adjust the port multiplicity by double-clicking on the number displayed on the
port.
