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Alignment of various blocks in tikz


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As you can see the left side of the 3 lower blocks are moved to the right while keeping their right sides aligned with the right side of the first block.



sample image



I'm using the following code:



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypositioning
usetikzlibrarydecorations.markings
begindocument

begintikzpicture[auto, node distance=2cm,>=latex,block/.style=draw, fill=white, rectangle,
minimum height=3em, minimum width=6em]
node[block] (A) $frac1sT_E$;
node[circle, draw, left =of A] (B) $Sigma$;
node[circle, draw, right =of A] (C) $Pi$;
node[rectangle, below=0.5cm of A] (D) $V_Emin$;
node[block, below=1.12 of C] (E) $F_EX=f(l_N)$;
node[block, anchor=0.8, below=.5cm of D] (G) $S_E(V_E)$;
%node[block, below right=.5cm and 1.1cm of G] (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
node[rectangle, above=.5 of A] (J) $fracV_FEmax-K_Dcdot l_FDK_E+S_E(V_E)$;
node[block, below=.5cm of G] (H) $K_E$;
node[block, below=.5cm of H] (I) $K_D$;
node[block] at (H -| E) (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
node[circle, draw, left=1 of H] (K) $Sigma$;
%
draw[->] (A) -- (B);
draw[->] (A) -- node[pos=0.5,above]$V_E$ (C);
draw[->] (C.0) -- ++ (1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FD$;
draw[<-] (B.180) -- ++ (-1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FE$;
draw[-] (A) -- (J.-40);
draw[-] (J.-40) -- ++ (0.6,0);
draw[-] (A) -- (D.140);
draw[-] (D.140) -- ++ (-0.6,0);
draw[->] (E) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $F_EX$ (C);
draw[->] (F) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $l_N$ (E);
draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (H.0);
draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (F.180);
draw[<-] (I.0) -- ++ (3.75,0) node[pos=0.8,below] $I_FD$;
draw[->] (I.0) -| (F.270) ;
endtikzpicture
enddocument









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As you can see the left side of the 3 lower blocks are moved to the right while keeping their right sides aligned with the right side of the first block.



sample image



I'm using the following code:



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypositioning
usetikzlibrarydecorations.markings
begindocument

begintikzpicture[auto, node distance=2cm,>=latex,block/.style=draw, fill=white, rectangle,
minimum height=3em, minimum width=6em]
node[block] (A) $frac1sT_E$;
node[circle, draw, left =of A] (B) $Sigma$;
node[circle, draw, right =of A] (C) $Pi$;
node[rectangle, below=0.5cm of A] (D) $V_Emin$;
node[block, below=1.12 of C] (E) $F_EX=f(l_N)$;
node[block, anchor=0.8, below=.5cm of D] (G) $S_E(V_E)$;
%node[block, below right=.5cm and 1.1cm of G] (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
node[rectangle, above=.5 of A] (J) $fracV_FEmax-K_Dcdot l_FDK_E+S_E(V_E)$;
node[block, below=.5cm of G] (H) $K_E$;
node[block, below=.5cm of H] (I) $K_D$;
node[block] at (H -| E) (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
node[circle, draw, left=1 of H] (K) $Sigma$;
%
draw[->] (A) -- (B);
draw[->] (A) -- node[pos=0.5,above]$V_E$ (C);
draw[->] (C.0) -- ++ (1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FD$;
draw[<-] (B.180) -- ++ (-1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FE$;
draw[-] (A) -- (J.-40);
draw[-] (J.-40) -- ++ (0.6,0);
draw[-] (A) -- (D.140);
draw[-] (D.140) -- ++ (-0.6,0);
draw[->] (E) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $F_EX$ (C);
draw[->] (F) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $l_N$ (E);
draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (H.0);
draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (F.180);
draw[<-] (I.0) -- ++ (3.75,0) node[pos=0.8,below] $I_FD$;
draw[->] (I.0) -| (F.270) ;
endtikzpicture
enddocument









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As you can see the left side of the 3 lower blocks are moved to the right while keeping their right sides aligned with the right side of the first block.



sample image



I'm using the following code:



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypositioning
usetikzlibrarydecorations.markings
begindocument

begintikzpicture[auto, node distance=2cm,>=latex,block/.style=draw, fill=white, rectangle,
minimum height=3em, minimum width=6em]
node[block] (A) $frac1sT_E$;
node[circle, draw, left =of A] (B) $Sigma$;
node[circle, draw, right =of A] (C) $Pi$;
node[rectangle, below=0.5cm of A] (D) $V_Emin$;
node[block, below=1.12 of C] (E) $F_EX=f(l_N)$;
node[block, anchor=0.8, below=.5cm of D] (G) $S_E(V_E)$;
%node[block, below right=.5cm and 1.1cm of G] (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
node[rectangle, above=.5 of A] (J) $fracV_FEmax-K_Dcdot l_FDK_E+S_E(V_E)$;
node[block, below=.5cm of G] (H) $K_E$;
node[block, below=.5cm of H] (I) $K_D$;
node[block] at (H -| E) (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
node[circle, draw, left=1 of H] (K) $Sigma$;
%
draw[->] (A) -- (B);
draw[->] (A) -- node[pos=0.5,above]$V_E$ (C);
draw[->] (C.0) -- ++ (1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FD$;
draw[<-] (B.180) -- ++ (-1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FE$;
draw[-] (A) -- (J.-40);
draw[-] (J.-40) -- ++ (0.6,0);
draw[-] (A) -- (D.140);
draw[-] (D.140) -- ++ (-0.6,0);
draw[->] (E) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $F_EX$ (C);
draw[->] (F) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $l_N$ (E);
draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (H.0);
draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (F.180);
draw[<-] (I.0) -- ++ (3.75,0) node[pos=0.8,below] $I_FD$;
draw[->] (I.0) -| (F.270) ;
endtikzpicture
enddocument









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As you can see the left side of the 3 lower blocks are moved to the right while keeping their right sides aligned with the right side of the first block.



sample image



I'm using the following code:



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypositioning
usetikzlibrarydecorations.markings
begindocument

begintikzpicture[auto, node distance=2cm,>=latex,block/.style=draw, fill=white, rectangle,
minimum height=3em, minimum width=6em]
node[block] (A) $frac1sT_E$;
node[circle, draw, left =of A] (B) $Sigma$;
node[circle, draw, right =of A] (C) $Pi$;
node[rectangle, below=0.5cm of A] (D) $V_Emin$;
node[block, below=1.12 of C] (E) $F_EX=f(l_N)$;
node[block, anchor=0.8, below=.5cm of D] (G) $S_E(V_E)$;
%node[block, below right=.5cm and 1.1cm of G] (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
node[rectangle, above=.5 of A] (J) $fracV_FEmax-K_Dcdot l_FDK_E+S_E(V_E)$;
node[block, below=.5cm of G] (H) $K_E$;
node[block, below=.5cm of H] (I) $K_D$;
node[block] at (H -| E) (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
node[circle, draw, left=1 of H] (K) $Sigma$;
%
draw[->] (A) -- (B);
draw[->] (A) -- node[pos=0.5,above]$V_E$ (C);
draw[->] (C.0) -- ++ (1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FD$;
draw[<-] (B.180) -- ++ (-1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FE$;
draw[-] (A) -- (J.-40);
draw[-] (J.-40) -- ++ (0.6,0);
draw[-] (A) -- (D.140);
draw[-] (D.140) -- ++ (-0.6,0);
draw[->] (E) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $F_EX$ (C);
draw[->] (F) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $l_N$ (E);
draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (H.0);
draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (F.180);
draw[<-] (I.0) -- ++ (3.75,0) node[pos=0.8,below] $I_FD$;
draw[->] (I.0) -| (F.270) ;
endtikzpicture
enddocument






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– Steven B. Segletes
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documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypositioning
usetikzlibrarydecorations.markings
begindocument

begintikzpicture[auto, node distance=2cm,>=latex,block/.style=draw, fill=white, rectangle,
minimum height=3em, minimum width=6em]
node[block] (A) $frac1sT_E$;
node[circle, draw, left =of A] (B) $Sigma$;
node[circle, draw, right =of A] (C) $Pi$;
node[rectangle, below=0.5cm of A] (D) $V_Emin$;
node[block, below=1.12 of C] (E) $F_EX=f(l_N)$;
node[block,minimum width=5em,xshift=.5em,anchor=0.8, below=.5cm of D] (G) $S_E(V_E)$;
%node[block, below right=.5cm and 1.1cm of G] (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
node[rectangle, above=.5 of A] (J) $fracV_FEmax-K_Dcdot l_FDK_E+S_E(V_E)$;
node[block,minimum width=5em, below=.5cm of G] (H) $K_E$;
node[block,minimum width=5em, below=.5cm of H] (I) $K_D$;
node[block] at (H -| E) (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
node[circle, draw, left=1 of H] (K) $Sigma$;
%
draw[->] (A) -- (B);
draw[->] (A) -- node[pos=0.5,above]$V_E$ (C);
draw[->] (C.0) -- ++ (1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FD$;
draw[<-] (B.180) -- ++ (-1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FE$;
draw[-] (A) -- (J.-40);
draw[-] (J.-40) -- ++ (0.6,0);
draw[-] (A) -- (D.140);
draw[-] (D.140) -- ++ (-0.6,0);
draw[->] (E) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $F_EX$ (C);
draw[->] (F) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $l_N$ (E);
draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (H.0);
draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (F.180);
draw[<-] (I.0) -- ++ (3.75,0) node[pos=0.8,below] $I_FD$;
draw[->] (I.0) -| (F.270) ;
endtikzpicture
enddocument


enter image description here



Code explanation:



  • I change minimum width to 5em in the three lower nodes.

  • However, as the nodes are centered, I shift the first one of the three nodes. The other two are automatically shifted correctly.





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an alternative, with using TikZ libraries calc (for calculation of middle points on edges), positioning (for positioning of nodes) and quotes (for edge labels), and the nccmath packages (for medium size of fractions). redefined are also styles for nodes:



documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
usetikzlibrarycalc,
positioning,
quotes
usepackagenccmath
newcommandmi[1]mathit#1

begindocument
begintikzpicture[auto,
node distance=4mm and 22mm,
>=latex,
block/.style = draw, fill=white, minimum size=9mm, minimum width=#1,
block/.default = 16mm,
Circ/.style = circle, draw, minimum size=2em, inner sep=1pt
]
node (A) [block=22mm] $frac1sT_E$;
node (B) [Circ, left =of A] $Sigma$;
node (C) [Circ, right=of A] $Pi$;
node (D) [below=5mm of A] $V_E_min$;
node (J) [above=5mm of A] $mfracV_miFE_max-K_Dcdot l_miFD
K_E+S_E(V_E)$;
draw[-] (A.west |- D.north) -- ++ ( 0.6,0) -- (A)
(A.east |- J.south) -- ++ (-0.6,0) -- (A);
node (E) [block, below=of C |- D] $F_miEX=f(l_N)$;
node (G) [block,
below left= 0mm of A.east |- E.west] $S_E(V_E)$;
node (H) [block, below=of G] $K_E$;
node (I) [block, below=of H] $K_D$;
node (F) [block, at= E)] $l_N=K_Cmfracl_FDV_E$;
node (K) [Circ] at ($(B |- H)!0.5!(H.west)$) $Sigma$;
%
coordinate[left=1 of B] (in);
coordinate (aux) at ($(H.east)!0.5!(F.west)$);
draw[->] (in) edge["$E_miFE$"] (B)
(A) edge (B)
(A) edge["$V_E$"] (C)
(C.0) edge["$E_miFD$"] ++ (1,0)
(E) edge["$F_miEX$"] (C)
(F) edge["$l_N$"] (E)
(F.east |- I) edge[near start,"$I_FD$"] (I)
(A -| aux) -- (aux) edge (H)
(aux) edge (F)
(F |- I) to (F);
endtikzpicture
enddocument


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    documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibrarypositioning
    usetikzlibrarydecorations.markings
    begindocument

    begintikzpicture[auto, node distance=2cm,>=latex,block/.style=draw, fill=white, rectangle,
    minimum height=3em, minimum width=6em]
    node[block] (A) $frac1sT_E$;
    node[circle, draw, left =of A] (B) $Sigma$;
    node[circle, draw, right =of A] (C) $Pi$;
    node[rectangle, below=0.5cm of A] (D) $V_Emin$;
    node[block, below=1.12 of C] (E) $F_EX=f(l_N)$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em,xshift=.5em,anchor=0.8, below=.5cm of D] (G) $S_E(V_E)$;
    %node[block, below right=.5cm and 1.1cm of G] (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
    node[rectangle, above=.5 of A] (J) $fracV_FEmax-K_Dcdot l_FDK_E+S_E(V_E)$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em, below=.5cm of G] (H) $K_E$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em, below=.5cm of H] (I) $K_D$;
    node[block] at (H -| E) (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
    node[circle, draw, left=1 of H] (K) $Sigma$;
    %
    draw[->] (A) -- (B);
    draw[->] (A) -- node[pos=0.5,above]$V_E$ (C);
    draw[->] (C.0) -- ++ (1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FD$;
    draw[<-] (B.180) -- ++ (-1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FE$;
    draw[-] (A) -- (J.-40);
    draw[-] (J.-40) -- ++ (0.6,0);
    draw[-] (A) -- (D.140);
    draw[-] (D.140) -- ++ (-0.6,0);
    draw[->] (E) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $F_EX$ (C);
    draw[->] (F) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $l_N$ (E);
    draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (H.0);
    draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (F.180);
    draw[<-] (I.0) -- ++ (3.75,0) node[pos=0.8,below] $I_FD$;
    draw[->] (I.0) -| (F.270) ;
    endtikzpicture
    enddocument


    enter image description here



    Code explanation:



    • I change minimum width to 5em in the three lower nodes.

    • However, as the nodes are centered, I shift the first one of the three nodes. The other two are automatically shifted correctly.





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    You can always overwrite default settings.



    documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibrarypositioning
    usetikzlibrarydecorations.markings
    begindocument

    begintikzpicture[auto, node distance=2cm,>=latex,block/.style=draw, fill=white, rectangle,
    minimum height=3em, minimum width=6em]
    node[block] (A) $frac1sT_E$;
    node[circle, draw, left =of A] (B) $Sigma$;
    node[circle, draw, right =of A] (C) $Pi$;
    node[rectangle, below=0.5cm of A] (D) $V_Emin$;
    node[block, below=1.12 of C] (E) $F_EX=f(l_N)$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em,xshift=.5em,anchor=0.8, below=.5cm of D] (G) $S_E(V_E)$;
    %node[block, below right=.5cm and 1.1cm of G] (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
    node[rectangle, above=.5 of A] (J) $fracV_FEmax-K_Dcdot l_FDK_E+S_E(V_E)$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em, below=.5cm of G] (H) $K_E$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em, below=.5cm of H] (I) $K_D$;
    node[block] at (H -| E) (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
    node[circle, draw, left=1 of H] (K) $Sigma$;
    %
    draw[->] (A) -- (B);
    draw[->] (A) -- node[pos=0.5,above]$V_E$ (C);
    draw[->] (C.0) -- ++ (1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FD$;
    draw[<-] (B.180) -- ++ (-1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FE$;
    draw[-] (A) -- (J.-40);
    draw[-] (J.-40) -- ++ (0.6,0);
    draw[-] (A) -- (D.140);
    draw[-] (D.140) -- ++ (-0.6,0);
    draw[->] (E) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $F_EX$ (C);
    draw[->] (F) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $l_N$ (E);
    draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (H.0);
    draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (F.180);
    draw[<-] (I.0) -- ++ (3.75,0) node[pos=0.8,below] $I_FD$;
    draw[->] (I.0) -| (F.270) ;
    endtikzpicture
    enddocument


    enter image description here



    Code explanation:



    • I change minimum width to 5em in the three lower nodes.

    • However, as the nodes are centered, I shift the first one of the three nodes. The other two are automatically shifted correctly.





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    • Thank you! It works perfectly!

      – Nip
      11 hours ago













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    5







    You can always overwrite default settings.



    documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibrarypositioning
    usetikzlibrarydecorations.markings
    begindocument

    begintikzpicture[auto, node distance=2cm,>=latex,block/.style=draw, fill=white, rectangle,
    minimum height=3em, minimum width=6em]
    node[block] (A) $frac1sT_E$;
    node[circle, draw, left =of A] (B) $Sigma$;
    node[circle, draw, right =of A] (C) $Pi$;
    node[rectangle, below=0.5cm of A] (D) $V_Emin$;
    node[block, below=1.12 of C] (E) $F_EX=f(l_N)$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em,xshift=.5em,anchor=0.8, below=.5cm of D] (G) $S_E(V_E)$;
    %node[block, below right=.5cm and 1.1cm of G] (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
    node[rectangle, above=.5 of A] (J) $fracV_FEmax-K_Dcdot l_FDK_E+S_E(V_E)$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em, below=.5cm of G] (H) $K_E$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em, below=.5cm of H] (I) $K_D$;
    node[block] at (H -| E) (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
    node[circle, draw, left=1 of H] (K) $Sigma$;
    %
    draw[->] (A) -- (B);
    draw[->] (A) -- node[pos=0.5,above]$V_E$ (C);
    draw[->] (C.0) -- ++ (1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FD$;
    draw[<-] (B.180) -- ++ (-1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FE$;
    draw[-] (A) -- (J.-40);
    draw[-] (J.-40) -- ++ (0.6,0);
    draw[-] (A) -- (D.140);
    draw[-] (D.140) -- ++ (-0.6,0);
    draw[->] (E) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $F_EX$ (C);
    draw[->] (F) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $l_N$ (E);
    draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (H.0);
    draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (F.180);
    draw[<-] (I.0) -- ++ (3.75,0) node[pos=0.8,below] $I_FD$;
    draw[->] (I.0) -| (F.270) ;
    endtikzpicture
    enddocument


    enter image description here



    Code explanation:



    • I change minimum width to 5em in the three lower nodes.

    • However, as the nodes are centered, I shift the first one of the three nodes. The other two are automatically shifted correctly.





    share|improve this answer













    You can always overwrite default settings.



    documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibrarypositioning
    usetikzlibrarydecorations.markings
    begindocument

    begintikzpicture[auto, node distance=2cm,>=latex,block/.style=draw, fill=white, rectangle,
    minimum height=3em, minimum width=6em]
    node[block] (A) $frac1sT_E$;
    node[circle, draw, left =of A] (B) $Sigma$;
    node[circle, draw, right =of A] (C) $Pi$;
    node[rectangle, below=0.5cm of A] (D) $V_Emin$;
    node[block, below=1.12 of C] (E) $F_EX=f(l_N)$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em,xshift=.5em,anchor=0.8, below=.5cm of D] (G) $S_E(V_E)$;
    %node[block, below right=.5cm and 1.1cm of G] (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
    node[rectangle, above=.5 of A] (J) $fracV_FEmax-K_Dcdot l_FDK_E+S_E(V_E)$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em, below=.5cm of G] (H) $K_E$;
    node[block,minimum width=5em, below=.5cm of H] (I) $K_D$;
    node[block] at (H -| E) (F) $l_N=K_Ccdotfracl_FDV_E$;
    node[circle, draw, left=1 of H] (K) $Sigma$;
    %
    draw[->] (A) -- (B);
    draw[->] (A) -- node[pos=0.5,above]$V_E$ (C);
    draw[->] (C.0) -- ++ (1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FD$;
    draw[<-] (B.180) -- ++ (-1,0) node[pos=0.5,above] $E_FE$;
    draw[-] (A) -- (J.-40);
    draw[-] (J.-40) -- ++ (0.6,0);
    draw[-] (A) -- (D.140);
    draw[-] (D.140) -- ++ (-0.6,0);
    draw[->] (E) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $F_EX$ (C);
    draw[->] (F) -- node[pos=0.5,right] $l_N$ (E);
    draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (H.0);
    draw[->] (A.0) -- ++ (0.6,0) |- (F.180);
    draw[<-] (I.0) -- ++ (3.75,0) node[pos=0.8,below] $I_FD$;
    draw[->] (I.0) -| (F.270) ;
    endtikzpicture
    enddocument


    enter image description here



    Code explanation:



    • I change minimum width to 5em in the three lower nodes.

    • However, as the nodes are centered, I shift the first one of the three nodes. The other two are automatically shifted correctly.






    share|improve this answer












    share|improve this answer



    share|improve this answer










    answered 12 hours ago









    JouleVJouleV

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    • Thank you! It works perfectly!

      – Nip
      11 hours ago

















    • Thank you! It works perfectly!

      – Nip
      11 hours ago
















    Thank you! It works perfectly!

    – Nip
    11 hours ago





    Thank you! It works perfectly!

    – Nip
    11 hours ago











    9














    an alternative, with using TikZ libraries calc (for calculation of middle points on edges), positioning (for positioning of nodes) and quotes (for edge labels), and the nccmath packages (for medium size of fractions). redefined are also styles for nodes:



    documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
    usetikzlibrarycalc,
    positioning,
    quotes
    usepackagenccmath
    newcommandmi[1]mathit#1

    begindocument
    begintikzpicture[auto,
    node distance=4mm and 22mm,
    >=latex,
    block/.style = draw, fill=white, minimum size=9mm, minimum width=#1,
    block/.default = 16mm,
    Circ/.style = circle, draw, minimum size=2em, inner sep=1pt
    ]
    node (A) [block=22mm] $frac1sT_E$;
    node (B) [Circ, left =of A] $Sigma$;
    node (C) [Circ, right=of A] $Pi$;
    node (D) [below=5mm of A] $V_E_min$;
    node (J) [above=5mm of A] $mfracV_miFE_max-K_Dcdot l_miFD
    K_E+S_E(V_E)$;
    draw[-] (A.west |- D.north) -- ++ ( 0.6,0) -- (A)
    (A.east |- J.south) -- ++ (-0.6,0) -- (A);
    node (E) [block, below=of C |- D] $F_miEX=f(l_N)$;
    node (G) [block,
    below left= 0mm of A.east |- E.west] $S_E(V_E)$;
    node (H) [block, below=of G] $K_E$;
    node (I) [block, below=of H] $K_D$;
    node (F) [block, at= E)] $l_N=K_Cmfracl_FDV_E$;
    node (K) [Circ] at ($(B |- H)!0.5!(H.west)$) $Sigma$;
    %
    coordinate[left=1 of B] (in);
    coordinate (aux) at ($(H.east)!0.5!(F.west)$);
    draw[->] (in) edge["$E_miFE$"] (B)
    (A) edge (B)
    (A) edge["$V_E$"] (C)
    (C.0) edge["$E_miFD$"] ++ (1,0)
    (E) edge["$F_miEX$"] (C)
    (F) edge["$l_N$"] (E)
    (F.east |- I) edge[near start,"$I_FD$"] (I)
    (A -| aux) -- (aux) edge (H)
    (aux) edge (F)
    (F |- I) to (F);
    endtikzpicture
    enddocument


    enter image description here






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      9














      an alternative, with using TikZ libraries calc (for calculation of middle points on edges), positioning (for positioning of nodes) and quotes (for edge labels), and the nccmath packages (for medium size of fractions). redefined are also styles for nodes:



      documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
      usetikzlibrarycalc,
      positioning,
      quotes
      usepackagenccmath
      newcommandmi[1]mathit#1

      begindocument
      begintikzpicture[auto,
      node distance=4mm and 22mm,
      >=latex,
      block/.style = draw, fill=white, minimum size=9mm, minimum width=#1,
      block/.default = 16mm,
      Circ/.style = circle, draw, minimum size=2em, inner sep=1pt
      ]
      node (A) [block=22mm] $frac1sT_E$;
      node (B) [Circ, left =of A] $Sigma$;
      node (C) [Circ, right=of A] $Pi$;
      node (D) [below=5mm of A] $V_E_min$;
      node (J) [above=5mm of A] $mfracV_miFE_max-K_Dcdot l_miFD
      K_E+S_E(V_E)$;
      draw[-] (A.west |- D.north) -- ++ ( 0.6,0) -- (A)
      (A.east |- J.south) -- ++ (-0.6,0) -- (A);
      node (E) [block, below=of C |- D] $F_miEX=f(l_N)$;
      node (G) [block,
      below left= 0mm of A.east |- E.west] $S_E(V_E)$;
      node (H) [block, below=of G] $K_E$;
      node (I) [block, below=of H] $K_D$;
      node (F) [block, at= E)] $l_N=K_Cmfracl_FDV_E$;
      node (K) [Circ] at ($(B |- H)!0.5!(H.west)$) $Sigma$;
      %
      coordinate[left=1 of B] (in);
      coordinate (aux) at ($(H.east)!0.5!(F.west)$);
      draw[->] (in) edge["$E_miFE$"] (B)
      (A) edge (B)
      (A) edge["$V_E$"] (C)
      (C.0) edge["$E_miFD$"] ++ (1,0)
      (E) edge["$F_miEX$"] (C)
      (F) edge["$l_N$"] (E)
      (F.east |- I) edge[near start,"$I_FD$"] (I)
      (A -| aux) -- (aux) edge (H)
      (aux) edge (F)
      (F |- I) to (F);
      endtikzpicture
      enddocument


      enter image description here






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        9












        9








        9







        an alternative, with using TikZ libraries calc (for calculation of middle points on edges), positioning (for positioning of nodes) and quotes (for edge labels), and the nccmath packages (for medium size of fractions). redefined are also styles for nodes:



        documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
        usetikzlibrarycalc,
        positioning,
        quotes
        usepackagenccmath
        newcommandmi[1]mathit#1

        begindocument
        begintikzpicture[auto,
        node distance=4mm and 22mm,
        >=latex,
        block/.style = draw, fill=white, minimum size=9mm, minimum width=#1,
        block/.default = 16mm,
        Circ/.style = circle, draw, minimum size=2em, inner sep=1pt
        ]
        node (A) [block=22mm] $frac1sT_E$;
        node (B) [Circ, left =of A] $Sigma$;
        node (C) [Circ, right=of A] $Pi$;
        node (D) [below=5mm of A] $V_E_min$;
        node (J) [above=5mm of A] $mfracV_miFE_max-K_Dcdot l_miFD
        K_E+S_E(V_E)$;
        draw[-] (A.west |- D.north) -- ++ ( 0.6,0) -- (A)
        (A.east |- J.south) -- ++ (-0.6,0) -- (A);
        node (E) [block, below=of C |- D] $F_miEX=f(l_N)$;
        node (G) [block,
        below left= 0mm of A.east |- E.west] $S_E(V_E)$;
        node (H) [block, below=of G] $K_E$;
        node (I) [block, below=of H] $K_D$;
        node (F) [block, at= E)] $l_N=K_Cmfracl_FDV_E$;
        node (K) [Circ] at ($(B |- H)!0.5!(H.west)$) $Sigma$;
        %
        coordinate[left=1 of B] (in);
        coordinate (aux) at ($(H.east)!0.5!(F.west)$);
        draw[->] (in) edge["$E_miFE$"] (B)
        (A) edge (B)
        (A) edge["$V_E$"] (C)
        (C.0) edge["$E_miFD$"] ++ (1,0)
        (E) edge["$F_miEX$"] (C)
        (F) edge["$l_N$"] (E)
        (F.east |- I) edge[near start,"$I_FD$"] (I)
        (A -| aux) -- (aux) edge (H)
        (aux) edge (F)
        (F |- I) to (F);
        endtikzpicture
        enddocument


        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer















        an alternative, with using TikZ libraries calc (for calculation of middle points on edges), positioning (for positioning of nodes) and quotes (for edge labels), and the nccmath packages (for medium size of fractions). redefined are also styles for nodes:



        documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
        usetikzlibrarycalc,
        positioning,
        quotes
        usepackagenccmath
        newcommandmi[1]mathit#1

        begindocument
        begintikzpicture[auto,
        node distance=4mm and 22mm,
        >=latex,
        block/.style = draw, fill=white, minimum size=9mm, minimum width=#1,
        block/.default = 16mm,
        Circ/.style = circle, draw, minimum size=2em, inner sep=1pt
        ]
        node (A) [block=22mm] $frac1sT_E$;
        node (B) [Circ, left =of A] $Sigma$;
        node (C) [Circ, right=of A] $Pi$;
        node (D) [below=5mm of A] $V_E_min$;
        node (J) [above=5mm of A] $mfracV_miFE_max-K_Dcdot l_miFD
        K_E+S_E(V_E)$;
        draw[-] (A.west |- D.north) -- ++ ( 0.6,0) -- (A)
        (A.east |- J.south) -- ++ (-0.6,0) -- (A);
        node (E) [block, below=of C |- D] $F_miEX=f(l_N)$;
        node (G) [block,
        below left= 0mm of A.east |- E.west] $S_E(V_E)$;
        node (H) [block, below=of G] $K_E$;
        node (I) [block, below=of H] $K_D$;
        node (F) [block, at= E)] $l_N=K_Cmfracl_FDV_E$;
        node (K) [Circ] at ($(B |- H)!0.5!(H.west)$) $Sigma$;
        %
        coordinate[left=1 of B] (in);
        coordinate (aux) at ($(H.east)!0.5!(F.west)$);
        draw[->] (in) edge["$E_miFE$"] (B)
        (A) edge (B)
        (A) edge["$V_E$"] (C)
        (C.0) edge["$E_miFD$"] ++ (1,0)
        (E) edge["$F_miEX$"] (C)
        (F) edge["$l_N$"] (E)
        (F.east |- I) edge[near start,"$I_FD$"] (I)
        (A -| aux) -- (aux) edge (H)
        (aux) edge (F)
        (F |- I) to (F);
        endtikzpicture
        enddocument


        enter image description here







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