How to draw box diagram with parameters
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How can I draw with tikz the following:
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How can I draw with tikz the following:
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How can I draw with tikz the following:
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How can I draw with tikz the following:
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A simple solution with pstricks:
documentclass[border=3pt, svgnames]standalone
usepackagepst-node, auto-pst-pdf
usepackageeqparbox, amssymb
usepackagesansmath
begindocument
beginsansmath
sffamilyitshape
pssetcolsep=1cm, rowsep=1cm, linewidth=0.5pt, arrows=->, arrowinset=0.12, nodesep=2pt, labelsep=2pt
beginpsmatrix[mnode=R]
%%% Matrix nodes
& &[name=w] $w(t)$ \
pnode[0,0.8ex]S & [name=H]fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]$ h(t) $ & circlenode[linewidth=0.8pt]C$mathbf + $ & [name=Sa]
fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]Sampling & [name=Eq] fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]Equalizer & pnode[0,0.8ex]T
%%% Connections
nclinewC
nclineSHnaput$x_k$
nclineHC
nclineCSanaput$y(t)$
nclineSaEqnaput$y_k$
nclineEqTnaput$mkern1.5muwidehatmkern-1.5mu x_k$
endpsmatrix
endsansmath
enddocument
answered Jan 30 at 15:21
BernardBernard
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I like very much your output of your code. :-) very nice sansmath.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
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Thank you for your kind appreciation, @Sebastiano!
– Bernard
Jan 30 at 17:17
I always hope as I do with my students to give Caesar what is Caesar's.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:18
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A starting point could be with this:
documentclass[tikz,14pt,border=10pt]standalone
usepackagetextcomp
usetikzlibraryshapes,arrows
usetikzlibrarypositioning
begindocument
% Definition of blocks:
tikzset%
block/.style = draw, thick, rectangle, minimum height = 1em,
minimum width = 6em, fill=yellow!30!white,,
sum/.style = draw, circle, node distance = 2cm, % Adder
input/.style = coordinate, % Input
output/.style = coordinate % Output
% Defining string as labels of certain blocks.
newcommandsumaLarge$+$
begintikzpicture[auto, thick, node distance=2cm, >=triangle 45]
draw
% Drawing the blocks of first filter :
node at (0,0)
node [input, name=input1]
node [block, right = 1cm of input1] (inte2) $h(t)$
node [sum, right = 1cm of inte2] (suma1) suma
node [input, name=input2, above = 1cm of suma1]
node [block, right = 1cm of suma1] (inte1) Sampling
node [block, right = 1cm of inte1] (Q1) Equalizer
node [output, name=output1, right = 1cm of Q1] ;
% Joining blocks.
% Commands draw with options like [->] must be written individually
draw[->](input1) -- node $x_k$(inte2);
draw[->](inte2) -- node (suma1);
draw[->](suma1) -- node $y(t)$ (inte1);
draw[->](inte1) -- node $y_k$ (Q1);
draw[->](Q1) -- node $hat x_k$ (output1);
draw[->](input2) -- node $w(t)$ (suma1);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
which will give you:
From this I hope you can start editing and customising it on your own.
answered Jan 30 at 12:58
RaajaRaaja
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My compliments for you. I have seen your progress with LaTeX :-). Regards.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
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@Sebastian thanks :) just started going through the manuals ;)
– Raaja
Jan 30 at 17:15
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A simple solution with pstricks:
documentclass[border=3pt, svgnames]standalone
usepackagepst-node, auto-pst-pdf
usepackageeqparbox, amssymb
usepackagesansmath
begindocument
beginsansmath
sffamilyitshape
pssetcolsep=1cm, rowsep=1cm, linewidth=0.5pt, arrows=->, arrowinset=0.12, nodesep=2pt, labelsep=2pt
beginpsmatrix[mnode=R]
%%% Matrix nodes
& &[name=w] $w(t)$ \
pnode[0,0.8ex]S & [name=H]fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]$ h(t) $ & circlenode[linewidth=0.8pt]C$mathbf + $ & [name=Sa]
fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]Sampling & [name=Eq] fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]Equalizer & pnode[0,0.8ex]T
%%% Connections
nclinewC
nclineSHnaput$x_k$
nclineHC
nclineCSanaput$y(t)$
nclineSaEqnaput$y_k$
nclineEqTnaput$mkern1.5muwidehatmkern-1.5mu x_k$
endpsmatrix
endsansmath
enddocument
answered Jan 30 at 15:21
BernardBernard
170k774201
I like very much your output of your code. :-) very nice sansmath.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
1
Thank you for your kind appreciation, @Sebastiano!
– Bernard
Jan 30 at 17:17
I always hope as I do with my students to give Caesar what is Caesar's.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:18
add a comment |
4
A simple solution with pstricks:
documentclass[border=3pt, svgnames]standalone
usepackagepst-node, auto-pst-pdf
usepackageeqparbox, amssymb
usepackagesansmath
begindocument
beginsansmath
sffamilyitshape
pssetcolsep=1cm, rowsep=1cm, linewidth=0.5pt, arrows=->, arrowinset=0.12, nodesep=2pt, labelsep=2pt
beginpsmatrix[mnode=R]
%%% Matrix nodes
& &[name=w] $w(t)$ \
pnode[0,0.8ex]S & [name=H]fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]$ h(t) $ & circlenode[linewidth=0.8pt]C$mathbf + $ & [name=Sa]
fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]Sampling & [name=Eq] fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]Equalizer & pnode[0,0.8ex]T
%%% Connections
nclinewC
nclineSHnaput$x_k$
nclineHC
nclineCSanaput$y(t)$
nclineSaEqnaput$y_k$
nclineEqTnaput$mkern1.5muwidehatmkern-1.5mu x_k$
endpsmatrix
endsansmath
enddocument
answered Jan 30 at 15:21
BernardBernard
170k774201
I like very much your output of your code. :-) very nice sansmath.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
1
Thank you for your kind appreciation, @Sebastiano!
– Bernard
Jan 30 at 17:17
I always hope as I do with my students to give Caesar what is Caesar's.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:18
add a comment |
4
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A simple solution with pstricks:
documentclass[border=3pt, svgnames]standalone
usepackagepst-node, auto-pst-pdf
usepackageeqparbox, amssymb
usepackagesansmath
begindocument
beginsansmath
sffamilyitshape
pssetcolsep=1cm, rowsep=1cm, linewidth=0.5pt, arrows=->, arrowinset=0.12, nodesep=2pt, labelsep=2pt
beginpsmatrix[mnode=R]
%%% Matrix nodes
& &[name=w] $w(t)$ \
pnode[0,0.8ex]S & [name=H]fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]$ h(t) $ & circlenode[linewidth=0.8pt]C$mathbf + $ & [name=Sa]
fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]Sampling & [name=Eq] fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]Equalizer & pnode[0,0.8ex]T
%%% Connections
nclinewC
nclineSHnaput$x_k$
nclineHC
nclineCSanaput$y(t)$
nclineSaEqnaput$y_k$
nclineEqTnaput$mkern1.5muwidehatmkern-1.5mu x_k$
endpsmatrix
endsansmath
enddocument
answered Jan 30 at 15:21
BernardBernard
170k774201
A simple solution with pstricks:
documentclass[border=3pt, svgnames]standalone
usepackagepst-node, auto-pst-pdf
usepackageeqparbox, amssymb
usepackagesansmath
begindocument
beginsansmath
sffamilyitshape
pssetcolsep=1cm, rowsep=1cm, linewidth=0.5pt, arrows=->, arrowinset=0.12, nodesep=2pt, labelsep=2pt
beginpsmatrix[mnode=R]
%%% Matrix nodes
& &[name=w] $w(t)$ \
pnode[0,0.8ex]S & [name=H]fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]$ h(t) $ & circlenode[linewidth=0.8pt]C$mathbf + $ & [name=Sa]
fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]Sampling & [name=Eq] fcolorboxblackGoldeqmakebox[B]Equalizer & pnode[0,0.8ex]T
%%% Connections
nclinewC
nclineSHnaput$x_k$
nclineHC
nclineCSanaput$y(t)$
nclineSaEqnaput$y_k$
nclineEqTnaput$mkern1.5muwidehatmkern-1.5mu x_k$
endpsmatrix
endsansmath
enddocument
answered Jan 30 at 15:21
BernardBernard
170k774201
answered Jan 30 at 15:21
BernardBernard
170k774201
answered Jan 30 at 15:21
BernardBernard
170k774201
answered Jan 30 at 15:21
BernardBernard
170k774201
170k774201
I like very much your output of your code. :-) very nice sansmath.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
1
Thank you for your kind appreciation, @Sebastiano!
– Bernard
Jan 30 at 17:17
I always hope as I do with my students to give Caesar what is Caesar's.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:18
add a comment |
I like very much your output of your code. :-) very nice sansmath.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
1
Thank you for your kind appreciation, @Sebastiano!
– Bernard
Jan 30 at 17:17
I always hope as I do with my students to give Caesar what is Caesar's.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:18
I like very much your output of your code. :-) very nice sansmath.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
I like very much your output of your code. :-) very nice sansmath.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
1
1
Thank you for your kind appreciation, @Sebastiano!
– Bernard
Jan 30 at 17:17
Thank you for your kind appreciation, @Sebastiano!
– Bernard
Jan 30 at 17:17
I always hope as I do with my students to give Caesar what is Caesar's.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:18
I always hope as I do with my students to give Caesar what is Caesar's.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:18
add a comment |
3
A starting point could be with this:
documentclass[tikz,14pt,border=10pt]standalone
usepackagetextcomp
usetikzlibraryshapes,arrows
usetikzlibrarypositioning
begindocument
% Definition of blocks:
tikzset%
block/.style = draw, thick, rectangle, minimum height = 1em,
minimum width = 6em, fill=yellow!30!white,,
sum/.style = draw, circle, node distance = 2cm, % Adder
input/.style = coordinate, % Input
output/.style = coordinate % Output
% Defining string as labels of certain blocks.
newcommandsumaLarge$+$
begintikzpicture[auto, thick, node distance=2cm, >=triangle 45]
draw
% Drawing the blocks of first filter :
node at (0,0)
node [input, name=input1]
node [block, right = 1cm of input1] (inte2) $h(t)$
node [sum, right = 1cm of inte2] (suma1) suma
node [input, name=input2, above = 1cm of suma1]
node [block, right = 1cm of suma1] (inte1) Sampling
node [block, right = 1cm of inte1] (Q1) Equalizer
node [output, name=output1, right = 1cm of Q1] ;
% Joining blocks.
% Commands draw with options like [->] must be written individually
draw[->](input1) -- node $x_k$(inte2);
draw[->](inte2) -- node (suma1);
draw[->](suma1) -- node $y(t)$ (inte1);
draw[->](inte1) -- node $y_k$ (Q1);
draw[->](Q1) -- node $hat x_k$ (output1);
draw[->](input2) -- node $w(t)$ (suma1);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
which will give you:
From this I hope you can start editing and customising it on your own.
answered Jan 30 at 12:58
RaajaRaaja
4,13121038
1
My compliments for you. I have seen your progress with LaTeX :-). Regards.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
1
@Sebastian thanks :) just started going through the manuals ;)
– Raaja
Jan 30 at 17:15
add a comment |
3
A starting point could be with this:
documentclass[tikz,14pt,border=10pt]standalone
usepackagetextcomp
usetikzlibraryshapes,arrows
usetikzlibrarypositioning
begindocument
% Definition of blocks:
tikzset%
block/.style = draw, thick, rectangle, minimum height = 1em,
minimum width = 6em, fill=yellow!30!white,,
sum/.style = draw, circle, node distance = 2cm, % Adder
input/.style = coordinate, % Input
output/.style = coordinate % Output
% Defining string as labels of certain blocks.
newcommandsumaLarge$+$
begintikzpicture[auto, thick, node distance=2cm, >=triangle 45]
draw
% Drawing the blocks of first filter :
node at (0,0)
node [input, name=input1]
node [block, right = 1cm of input1] (inte2) $h(t)$
node [sum, right = 1cm of inte2] (suma1) suma
node [input, name=input2, above = 1cm of suma1]
node [block, right = 1cm of suma1] (inte1) Sampling
node [block, right = 1cm of inte1] (Q1) Equalizer
node [output, name=output1, right = 1cm of Q1] ;
% Joining blocks.
% Commands draw with options like [->] must be written individually
draw[->](input1) -- node $x_k$(inte2);
draw[->](inte2) -- node (suma1);
draw[->](suma1) -- node $y(t)$ (inte1);
draw[->](inte1) -- node $y_k$ (Q1);
draw[->](Q1) -- node $hat x_k$ (output1);
draw[->](input2) -- node $w(t)$ (suma1);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
which will give you:
From this I hope you can start editing and customising it on your own.
answered Jan 30 at 12:58
RaajaRaaja
4,13121038
1
My compliments for you. I have seen your progress with LaTeX :-). Regards.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
1
@Sebastian thanks :) just started going through the manuals ;)
– Raaja
Jan 30 at 17:15
add a comment |
3
3
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A starting point could be with this:
documentclass[tikz,14pt,border=10pt]standalone
usepackagetextcomp
usetikzlibraryshapes,arrows
usetikzlibrarypositioning
begindocument
% Definition of blocks:
tikzset%
block/.style = draw, thick, rectangle, minimum height = 1em,
minimum width = 6em, fill=yellow!30!white,,
sum/.style = draw, circle, node distance = 2cm, % Adder
input/.style = coordinate, % Input
output/.style = coordinate % Output
% Defining string as labels of certain blocks.
newcommandsumaLarge$+$
begintikzpicture[auto, thick, node distance=2cm, >=triangle 45]
draw
% Drawing the blocks of first filter :
node at (0,0)
node [input, name=input1]
node [block, right = 1cm of input1] (inte2) $h(t)$
node [sum, right = 1cm of inte2] (suma1) suma
node [input, name=input2, above = 1cm of suma1]
node [block, right = 1cm of suma1] (inte1) Sampling
node [block, right = 1cm of inte1] (Q1) Equalizer
node [output, name=output1, right = 1cm of Q1] ;
% Joining blocks.
% Commands draw with options like [->] must be written individually
draw[->](input1) -- node $x_k$(inte2);
draw[->](inte2) -- node (suma1);
draw[->](suma1) -- node $y(t)$ (inte1);
draw[->](inte1) -- node $y_k$ (Q1);
draw[->](Q1) -- node $hat x_k$ (output1);
draw[->](input2) -- node $w(t)$ (suma1);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
which will give you:
From this I hope you can start editing and customising it on your own.
answered Jan 30 at 12:58
RaajaRaaja
4,13121038
A starting point could be with this:
documentclass[tikz,14pt,border=10pt]standalone
usepackagetextcomp
usetikzlibraryshapes,arrows
usetikzlibrarypositioning
begindocument
% Definition of blocks:
tikzset%
block/.style = draw, thick, rectangle, minimum height = 1em,
minimum width = 6em, fill=yellow!30!white,,
sum/.style = draw, circle, node distance = 2cm, % Adder
input/.style = coordinate, % Input
output/.style = coordinate % Output
% Defining string as labels of certain blocks.
newcommandsumaLarge$+$
begintikzpicture[auto, thick, node distance=2cm, >=triangle 45]
draw
% Drawing the blocks of first filter :
node at (0,0)
node [input, name=input1]
node [block, right = 1cm of input1] (inte2) $h(t)$
node [sum, right = 1cm of inte2] (suma1) suma
node [input, name=input2, above = 1cm of suma1]
node [block, right = 1cm of suma1] (inte1) Sampling
node [block, right = 1cm of inte1] (Q1) Equalizer
node [output, name=output1, right = 1cm of Q1] ;
% Joining blocks.
% Commands draw with options like [->] must be written individually
draw[->](input1) -- node $x_k$(inte2);
draw[->](inte2) -- node (suma1);
draw[->](suma1) -- node $y(t)$ (inte1);
draw[->](inte1) -- node $y_k$ (Q1);
draw[->](Q1) -- node $hat x_k$ (output1);
draw[->](input2) -- node $w(t)$ (suma1);
endtikzpicture
enddocument
which will give you:
From this I hope you can start editing and customising it on your own.
answered Jan 30 at 12:58
RaajaRaaja
4,13121038
answered Jan 30 at 12:58
RaajaRaaja
4,13121038
answered Jan 30 at 12:58
RaajaRaaja
4,13121038
answered Jan 30 at 12:58
RaajaRaaja
4,13121038
4,13121038
1
My compliments for you. I have seen your progress with LaTeX :-). Regards.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
1
@Sebastian thanks :) just started going through the manuals ;)
– Raaja
Jan 30 at 17:15
add a comment |
1
My compliments for you. I have seen your progress with LaTeX :-). Regards.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
1
@Sebastian thanks :) just started going through the manuals ;)
– Raaja
Jan 30 at 17:15
1
1
My compliments for you. I have seen your progress with LaTeX :-). Regards.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
My compliments for you. I have seen your progress with LaTeX :-). Regards.
– Sebastiano
Jan 30 at 17:14
1
1
@Sebastian thanks :) just started going through the manuals ;)
– Raaja
Jan 30 at 17:15
@Sebastian thanks :) just started going through the manuals ;)
– Raaja
Jan 30 at 17:15
add a comment |
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