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19.5 Work through Programmed Exercise 18.1using an SM chart instead of a state graph.
19.6 Solve Problem 18.6 using an SM chart instead of a state graph.
19.7 (a) For the SM chart of Figure 19-9, make the following state assignment for the flip-flops Q0:
19.8 Q1:
19.9 and Q2:
19.10 :
S0: ooo; S1 001; S2 : 100; s3: 101; S4 : 110; S
: 111.
: 5
Derive the next-state and output equations by tracing link paths on the SM chart.Simplify the equations and, then, draw the circuit using D flip-flops
and NAND gates.
(c) Repeat for the SM chart of Figure 19-10, using the following state assignment for flip-flops Q0:
(d) and Q1:
(e) S0: oo; S1: 01; S2 :11; s3: 10.
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