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37 lines
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\paragraph{Functional Groups.}
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At low levels of design, components
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are brought together to interact and perform
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given functions. We can call these collections
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of components `functional groups'.
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For instance we may have a handful of components
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brought together to perform a simple function
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like a `signal amplifier' or a `power supply'.
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The components in a {\fg} can be considered
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to be `functionally~adjacent' to each other, in that
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they interact with each other to perform
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as a higher level component.
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}
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{
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\paragraph{Functional Groups.}
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At low levels of design, components
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are brought together to interact and perform
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given functions. We can call these collections
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of components `functional groups'.
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%
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For instance we may have a handful of components
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brought together to perform a simple function
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like amplifying a signal or a power supply.
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%
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The components in a {\fg} can be considered
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to be `functionally~adjacent' to each other, in that
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they interact with each other to perform
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as a higher level component.
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Functional groups and their relationship to
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other FMMD datatypes are described in Section \ref{fg}.
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}
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