October 2006
Intermediate to advanced
544 pages
20h 23m
English
Content preview from Digital Systems: Principles and Design
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For example, we put ^ sign in 15 cells in the implication table (S
1
, S
1
), (S
2
, S
2
), (S
2
, S
1
),
(S
3
, S
3
), (S
3
, S
2
), (S
3
, S
1
), (S
4
, S
4
), (S
4
, S
3
), (S
4
, S
2
), (S
4
, S
1
), (S
5
, S
5
), (S
5
, S
4
), (S
5
, S
3
), (S
5
,
S
2
) and (S
5
, S
1
).
Step 3: Also marke and put a # sign at a cell not having the same set of output for all the
input combinations.
Step 4: Fill the unmarked cells by the next state values. For example, if (S
2
, S
4
) cell is
unmarked then put entries of the next state pairs for each combination of Xs in this cell.
First iteration of cells filling is now over. Now next iteration on marking implication
tables is as follows and Table 15.15 shows ...
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