Design a Mealy FSM that will model an elevator that can be at any of 4 floors of EPIC (Ground, First, Second, and Third). There are 2 input buttons that are active High – U to move UP and D to move DOWN. The input buttons are mutually exclusive, that is, only one of them can be active at any point in time (U = 0 and D = 1 makes it go DOWN, and U = 1 and D = 0 makes it go UP, any other combination does not change the state of the elevator, i.e. it stays at the same floor). There are two LEDs (outputs Y and Z) to indicate that the elevator has reached the Ground floor (Z is ON) or the Third floor (Y is ON). The LEDs will be OFF at all the other floors. Use the format UD if you choose to use just binary values for the transitions. Assign state names as S0.....Sn (ranging from Ground to Third, respectively) and encode the states using the minimum required number of binary digits corresponding to the index of each state. If any binary state encodings are not used, set the next state to Reset and output to zero. Use active-high logic to indicate an input or output is active. Show the state transition diagram, state assignments, state transition table, next-state equations, and output equations. Use K-maps to extract the most simplified equations.
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Design a Mealy FSM that will model an elevator that can be at any of 4...
Design and Draw the Circuit Schematic for the FSM if it were a Mealy Machine. Your answer must show all the below items in the order. Combined State transition table and Output Table Combined State transition table and Output Table with encodings Boolean expressions for Next State Logic Boolean expressions for Output Logic FSM Circuit Schematic with Inputs, Next State Logic, State Register, Output logic and Outputs The FSM State transition diagram for Mealy Machine is 1/1 Reset 1/0 1/0...
Design an elevator control which takes floor number (0, 1, 2, and 3) as input and outputs the direction of movement of the elevator (up (1), down(0), stay (2)) and the number of floors to move. Floors: 0, 1, 2, 3 (Ground, First, Second, Third) Input: Press the floor to move to button (0, 1, 2, 3) . o Present State- Current Floor o Next State Next Floor i.e., floor to move to Outputl up/down/stay (1/0/2) Output2 Floors to move...
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3. Implement a Mealy FSM to detect the "1100110” sequence with overlap. The output Y should be a 'l' only when the sequence has been detected and 'O' otherwise. Obtain the state transition diagram, state transition table, state assignment table, output table, next-state equations, and output equations for this FSM. Use SR flip-flops for state storage. Simplify the equations as much as possible using a K-map. Use don't cares as necessary. 4. Implement the sequence detector...
Finite state machine (FSM) counter design: Gray
codes have a useful property in that consecutive numbers differ in
only a single bit position. Table 1 lists a 3-bit modulo 8 Gray
code representing the numbers 0 to 7. Design a 3-bit modulo 8 Gray
code counter FSM.
a) First design and sketch a 3-bit modulo 8 Gray code counter
FSM with no inputs and three outputs, the 3-bit signal
Q2:0. (A modulo N counter counts from 0 to N −...
The California student chapter is co-sponsoring a tea vending machine with a heavily subsidized price of 15 cents a cup. Design a Mealy FSM for the vending machine assuming the students can load nickels (input N) and dimes (input D), only one coin at a time. If the user tries to enter two coins at the same time, the vending machine would not allow it, i.e. it will stay in the same state. If the user pays more than 15...
Design a 4-bit serial bit sequence detector. The input to your state detector is called DIN and the output is called FOUND. Your detector will assert FOUND anytime there is a 4-bit sequence of "0101". For all other input sequuences the output is not asserted. (a) (b) Provide the state diagram for this FSM. Encode your states using binary encoding. How many D-Flip-Flops does it take to implement the state memory for this FSM? (c) Provide the state transition table...
Write a C++ computer program that simulates the action of an elevator that is out of order. After simulating the motion of the elevator, your program will display a bar chart that shows the number of times the elevator stays on each floor of a twenty-five-story building. When you arrive on the scene to begin studying the elevator, it is on the twelfth floor of the twenty-five-story building. Every five minutes the elevator either moves up one floor or down...
Design a state machine that implements the following description: Let’s design a simple controller for an elevator. The elevator can be at one of two floors: first or second. There is a button that controls the elevator (one input), and it has two values: up or down. Also, there are two lights in the elevator that indicate the current floor: blue for first, and yellow for second. At each time step, the controller checks the current floor and current input...
Pre-lab: Design and implement on the NEXYS board the following FSM circuit. There is one input called direction. If direction 1, the FSM will make the segments in one 7-segment display (will be referred to as the most significant digit, MSD) move in a clockwise direction around in a circle (i.e., turn on and off the segments in this order: segment a, b, c, d, e, f, a, b,...) and the segments in a neighboring 7-segment display (LSD) move in...
5) Decoders: Given the following circuit, S0 and S1 are computed using a 4-2 priority encoder with the priorities indicated on the figure. (hint: IDLE signal is always 0, if any of the inputs 10,11,12, or 13 is 1) 6 points) 4-to-2 Priority Encoder 10 YO YI 13 IDLE 13> 11 > 12>10 12 Full c Adder So Fill the following table showing the output signals S0 and SI given the input signals w, x, y, a) and z. Prof...