You are to design, build and test a 3-bit counter that will cycle through the prime numbers that can be represented by 3 bits. Treat all non-prime numbers as don't care states.
Answer question 3 please
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The design steps and state diagram is shown below.
Note: The K
Map cells are filled using the Present State column and the Prime
symbol ( eg. A') used to differentiate Present state variable (A,
B, C) and Next state column variables ( A', B', C').
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