Synchronous Flashcards

1
Q

When does the output of a Mealy Machine change?

A

-any time as it couples through directly from the inputs

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2
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Why is a state table used?

A

-to ensure all possible operating scenarios are considered

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3
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When does the output of a Moore Machine change?

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-only changes with a clock transition

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4
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In a mealy diagram where are the input and output conditions shown?

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-On the transitions between states

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5
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In a moore diagram where are the input and output conditions shown?

A
  • Input conditions are included on the transitions between states
  • output conditions within the states
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6
Q

Each input to sequential machine is called what?

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-a primary state variable

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7
Q

Each isolated memory element in a feedback path of a sequential machine is known as what?

A

-a secondary state variable

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8
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What is the total state?

A

primary state variables and the secondary state variables

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9
Q

In a mealy machine what is the output related to?

A

the total state

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10
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In a moore machine what is the output related to?

A

the internal state only

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11
Q

what are the pros and cons of using relay logic?

A
PROS
-great isolation
-good overload capacity
-fail safe
CONS
-slow
-mechanically limited no. of operations
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12
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Draw a RS flip flip transition table

A
S   R      Q(n)
0   0      Q(n)
0    1       0
1     0      1
1     1       not defined
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13
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Draw a D flip flip transition table

A
D   Q(n)     Q(n+1)
0   0           0
0    1           0
1     0          1
1     1            1
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14
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Draw a T flip flip transition table

A
D   Q(n)     Q(n+1)
0   0           0
0    1           1
1     0          1
1     1            0
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15
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Draw a JK flip flip transition table

A
J   K      Q(n)
0   0      Q(n)
0    1       0
1     0      1
1     1       Q(n)
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16
Q

What are the values of g1 and g2 for a D type?

A

D D

17
Q

What are the values of g1 and g2 for a T type?

A

T(bar) T

18
Q

What are the values of g1 and g2 for a JK type?

A

K(bar) J

19
Q

What are the values of g1 and g2 for a RS type?

A

(S+R(bar)) S(n)

20
Q

How do you word out how many SSV’s you need?

A

n=log2(r) where r is the number of states in the state diagram

21
Q

How do you work out how many unallocated states there are?

A

2^n-r

22
Q

How does the number of inputs effect the Moore Model?

A

2^(inputs) transitions from each states