Construct a "divisible-by-3" FSM that accepts a binary number entered one bit at a time, most significant bit f...
Design the following finite state machine (FSM). It has two 1-bit inputs (in1 and in2) and two 1-bit outputs (out1 and out2). The first output (out1) bit should be equal to one if, on both of the last two cycles, in1 and in2 were EQUAL to each other; otherwise, out1 should equal zero. The second output (out2) should be equal to 1 if, on the last cycle, in1 and in2 were NOT EQUAL to each other; otherwise, out2 should equal...
Q2 (20pts) Design a combinational ct that accepts an input 3-bit binary number (XYZ) and generates an output 4-bit binary number (ABCD) where output equal to the double of the input number. (a) Construct the truth table (b) State each output-bit as a function in sum of minterms (SOM) form: (c) State each output-bit as a function in product of maxterms (POM) form: ΠΜ(.) (d) Optimize the circuit using K-maps and find the simplified functions Show your work full-credit. Q3...
Design a combinational circuit that adds 1 to 3-bit unsigned binary number and produces an unsigned binary result. Do the following: (1) determine the number of inputs/outputs, (2) write the truth table, (3) simplify the output functions by using maps and (4) draw the logic diagram by using AND OR and NOT gates. Show the truth table, the map, and the logic diagram. Do NOT use adders.
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 −...
number 4 and 5 please! PROBLEM STATEMENT A logic circuit is needed to add multi-bit binary numbers. A 2-level circuit that would add two four-bit numbers would have 9 inputs and five outputs. Although a 2-level SOP or POS circuit theoretically would be very fast, it has numerous drawbacks that make it impractical. The design would be very complex in terms of the number of logic gates. The number of inputs for each gate would challenge target technologies. Testing would...
Design a circuit to add two 2-bit binary numbers and display the results of the addition as a 3-bit binary number, with the most significant bit be the carry out. To do this, you will use the four switches on your Breadboard Companion as your two 2-bit number inputs. Three of your LEDs will be used to represent the 3-bit output of your circuit. Complete a truth table for the expected output values on the lab data sheet attached. Use...
6. A sequential network has an input A and outputs X and Y. XY represents a 2-bit binary number equal to the number of 0's that have been received as inputs. The network resets when the total number of O's received is 3 or the total number of 1's received is 3 Draw a Moore state graph for the network using JK FFs. Use minimum possible number of states. 6. A sequential network has an input A and outputs X...
1. Suppose you want to design a 2-bit binary up-counter. Construct the state table using A1 and AO as the previous state of bits and A1+, A0+ as the next bit states, ie, to count from 00 to 01, A1 stays at 0, but AO changes from 0 to 1. Let the counter wrap-around, such that 11 -> 00. Draw the state diagram. 2. Next, add in a third input, En, for enable. The counter can only count up when...
Table Q4.1 shows the state transition table for a finite state machine (FSM) with one input x, one output z and eight states. (a) Copy the table of Table Q4.2 into your examination book and determine the states and outputs for the input listed, assuming a start current state of ‘1’. Determine what function the FSM is performing. (b) Using the implication chart method, determine the minimal number of states. Show clearly your analysis. (c) Draw the reduced state transition...
microprocessors,,pls help.. 1. (3 Points) Draw a timing diagram similar to the 'practical' case of figure 5, below, for the case where signal Ao makes its transition first. Note: For each timing diagram that you draw, be sure that subsequent events appear to the right of causative events, and show causality arrows. 3.1 Glitch pulses Consider the one-bit adder circuit of figure 4. This circuit is called a one-bit (binary) adder because output signal So is the sum of input...