Design a MOORE FINITE STATE MACHINE for a Sequence Detector that detects sequentially the number 1510 in a stream of input bits. Label the input w. The output z is equal to 1 if the number 1510 was detected. After detecting the pattern (1510), the machine goes back in the initial state S0.
a) Draw the state diagram for the FSM. Add an asynchronous Reset, active LOW.
b) How many FFs do you need to implement this FSM?
Note: Label the states S0, S1, S2, S3, S4.....
Hint: The binary value of 1510 is _______
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