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Conventions for Block Diagram Representations

Although the use of block diagrams to represent various systems is very widespread, there are no standard conventions for the drawing of block diagrams. This is particularly true when such diagrams are used to represent complex nonlinear systems, and most practical systems of interest are of this type. The purpose of this paper is to suggest an approach to the drawing of clearly understandable block diagrams. In the process certain conventions are suggested.