Understand the difference.
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MULT
SymbolsAnalogue multiplier
Produces an analogue output related to the product of two input quantities and the selected scaling/summing arrangement.
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A distinction that matters
An analogue multiplier processes continuous quantities; it is not a binary full-adder or a simple AND gate.
ADD
SymbolsBinary full adder
Adds binary input words with the documented carry-in and produces sum and carry outputs.
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A distinction that matters
A full adder performs arithmetic; an OR gate cannot replace its sum/carry relationships.
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