I'm trying to make a mux in logicworks. I was already able to make a simple one. But now I'm trying to make one that has lots of pins. There will be two sets of 32 pins for the input, a select pin, and 32 pins for the output. Is there some way I can make this simpler than having 97 pins on the outside, maybe by using buses?
Electronic – How to make a chip with lots of pins in Logicworks
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Best Answer
You probably want to use a bus. A bus combines multiple wires into one larger 'wire' / array. See this question for adding buses to a custom part.