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Descriptionin this assignment you will translate a system

DescriptionIn this assignment you will translate a system description into a FSM state diagram and then transform it into a FSM controller circuit in Logisim by utilizing a truth table and Boolean equations.




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Great! You're working on a Finite State Machine (FSM) design assignment, which involves the following key steps:


Overview of the FSM Design Process

You’ll go through 3 main stages:


1. Translate a System Description → FSM State Diagram

  • Read the system description carefully.

  • Identify:

    • States (e.g., Idle, Wait, Process, Done)

    • Inputs that cause state transitions

    • Outputs associated with each state (for Moore) or with transitions (for Mealy)

    • Transitions between states based on input conditions

🎯 Goal:

Draw the state diagram, showing:

  • States (circles)

  • Transitions (arrows labeled with input/output or just input)

  • Starting state (with an arrow into it)


2. Convert the State Diagram → Truth Table

Assign binary state codes to each state:

  • For example: A = 00, B = 01, C = 10, D = 11

Then for each transition:

  • List the current state (present state)

  • List the input(s)

  • Determine the next state

  • Determine the output(s)

🧾 Your table will look like:

Present State Input(s) Next State Output(s)
00 (A) 0 00 0
00 (A) 1 01 1
... ... ... ...

3. Derive Boolean Equations & Implement in Logisim

From the truth table:

  • Derive Boolean expressions for:

    • Next state logic (flip-flop inputs)

    • Output logic

Use K-maps or Boolean algebra to simplify equations if needed.

Then:

In Logisim:

  • Use D flip-flops (or T, JK depending on your design)

  • Implement the logic circuits from your Boolean equations

  • Connect inputs, flip-flops (for state memory), combinational logic (next state and outputs)


🛠️ Deliverables Likely Expected:

  1. State Diagram (drawn neatly, labeled)

  2. State Table (truth table)

  3. Boolean equations (next state and output logic)

  4. Logisim circuit (.circ file or screenshots)


💡 Tips for Success

  • Stick to Moore or Mealy model — don’t mix the two

  • Minimize the number of states where possible

  • Label each signal clearly in Logisim

  • Simulate your circuit to test all input/output behavior


If you have the specific system description you're working from, I can help you design the full state diagram, table, Boolean logic, and even a Logisim guide step-by-step. Just share the problem description!



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