The Real Demultiplexer (or De Multiplex Real) component separates a Real input vector into Real output vectors.

The $n$ parameter specifies the dimension of each output vector. It is a vector of positive integers. The sum of the dimensions is the dimension of the input vector.

For example, if $n=\left[2\,1\,4\right]$, there will be 3 output ports with dimensions 2, 1, and 4, respectively. The input port has dimension 7. Input signals 1 to 2 are routed to the first output port, input signal 3 is routed to the second output port, and input signals 4 to 7 are routed to the third output port.