Help with state table

SawabyPlus

Joined Feb 27, 2009
14
you may fill them the same way you've filled the other 2 rows.
starting from state (01) it moves to state (11) if a = '0' which means the first and last column.
it also moves to state (00) if a = '1' which is the 2nd and 3rd column.

same for state (10).

but i think there's a contradiction in state (11) transition conditions, where both conditions are active when a = '0' and b = '0', is there any kind of priority? check it out!
 

SawabyPlus

Joined Feb 27, 2009
14
i don't understand what's wrong with my answer!
starting from state (01) it moves to state (11) if a = '0' which means the first and last column.
it also moves to state (00) if a = '1' which is the 2nd and 3rd column.
that would be the second row, and as shown it would be [ 11 | 00 | 00 | 11 ]

also fourth row would be [ 10 | 10 | 11 | 11 ].

Also i still believe the state diagram has some contradiction concerning transition conditions of state (11), unless some sort of priority applies, because if a and b both equal zero then both conditions are correct!

what's wrong with what i've said? can u clarify?
 

Thread Starter

arcsky

Joined Apr 17, 2009
12
Ah nice i think i understand your idea now on row 2 and 4.
But hmm the state (11) is wierd yes i have no idea why.
But i dont think teacher have made a wrong diagram.
I dont know more than all the info on the picture...
How would you think row for state (11) should be?

Is this maybe any important ?
"A simple sequential circuit with state diagramet as above to the left to be realized in a PLD circuit
(The first PAL circuit 16R4 that was introduced in 1978 would reach more than ...)"
 
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