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== Summary ==
== Summary ==
{{:Summaries:Inverse Analog (Change Sign)}}
Inverts an analog value by changing its sign. 


== Description ==
== Description ==
The **Inverse Analog (Change Sign)** component is used to invert analog values received from a sensor or another source. 
It changes the sign of the input, turning positive values into negative ones and vice versa. 


In Visuino, the "Inverse Analog (Change Sign)" component is used to invert the analog value received from a sensor or another source. It essentially changes the sign of the value, turning positive values into negative ones and vice versa.
This is useful when you need to reverse the direction or polarity of a signal. 
For example, if a sensor outputs values that increase as temperature rises, but your system requires decreasing values instead, this component can adapt the signal accordingly.


This component is useful in various scenarios where you need to reverse the direction or polarity of a signal. For example, if you have a sensor that outputs values in one direction (e.g., increasing as the temperature rises), but you need the opposite behavior (decreasing value as temperature rises), you can use the "Inverse Analog (Change Sign)" component to achieve this inversion.
<b>Diagram:</b> 


By reversing the sign of the analog value, you can adapt the input signal to match the requirements of your project or control system.
[[Image:TInverseAnalog.Preview.png]] 


<b>Diagram:</b>
== Properties == 
*'''Enabled''' – Enables or disables the component. 


[[File:TInverseAnalog.Preview.png]]
== Pins == 
=== Input Pins === 
*'''In''' – Analog input signal to be inverted.
 
=== Output Pins === 
*'''Out''' – Inverted analog output (sign changed).


== Categories ==
== Categories ==
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*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}
*[[File:TArduinoFilterToolbarCategory.png|link=Category:Analog]] [[Category:Filter]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Category Filter}}


== Properties ==
*[[TArduinoCommonClockedAnalogEnableSource.Enabled|Enabled]] - {{:Summaries:Summary Component Enabled}}
== Pins ==
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogFilter.InputPin|In]] - {{:Summaries:Summary InputPin Analog}}
*[[TArduinoCommonAnalogSource.OutputPin|Out]] - {{:Summaries:Summary OutputPin Analog}}


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[[Category:Components]]

Latest revision as of 06:34, 18 September 2025

File:TInverseAnalog.png

Summary

Inverts an analog value by changing its sign.

Description

The **Inverse Analog (Change Sign)** component is used to invert analog values received from a sensor or another source. It changes the sign of the input, turning positive values into negative ones and vice versa.

This is useful when you need to reverse the direction or polarity of a signal. For example, if a sensor outputs values that increase as temperature rises, but your system requires decreasing values instead, this component can adapt the signal accordingly.

Diagram:

Properties

  • Enabled – Enables or disables the component.

Pins

Input Pins

  • In – Analog input signal to be inverted.

Output Pins

  • Out – Inverted analog output (sign changed).

Categories