How can differentiating from a Mealy and a Moore by simply looking at the circuit?
For example. In the Mealy.png
I think it is a Mealy because the output of the circuit does depend on the inputs.
As shown, the memory block has inputs -
X&B X&A
And in the output (Z)
One of its inputs is X&A; therefore, I came with the conclusion it is a Mealy machine.
Whereas, in the moore.png.
I think it is a moore machine, because the output (Z) doesnt depend on the inputs.
Since the Z=B XOR A
If my assumptions are wrong, how can I determine them apart.
Thanks in advance.
For example. In the Mealy.png
I think it is a Mealy because the output of the circuit does depend on the inputs.
As shown, the memory block has inputs -
X&B X&A
And in the output (Z)
One of its inputs is X&A; therefore, I came with the conclusion it is a Mealy machine.
Whereas, in the moore.png.
I think it is a moore machine, because the output (Z) doesnt depend on the inputs.
Since the Z=B XOR A
If my assumptions are wrong, how can I determine them apart.
Thanks in advance.
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