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Instructions: Choose the best answer for each question.
1. Which of the following is NOT a component of an Algorithmic State Machine (ASM)?
a) States b) Transitions c) Outputs d) Registers
d) Registers
2. What is the primary difference between a Mealy machine and a Moore machine?
a) Mealy machines have more states than Moore machines. b) Moore machines have more transitions than Mealy machines. c) Mealy machines have outputs determined by both state and input, while Moore machines have outputs determined only by state. d) Mealy machines are used for control systems while Moore machines are used for embedded systems.
c) Mealy machines have outputs determined by both state and input, while Moore machines have outputs determined only by state.
3. Which of the following is a benefit of using ASMs for circuit design?
a) Simplified design process b) Enhanced clarity and structure c) Formal verification possibilities d) All of the above
d) All of the above
4. Which of the following applications is NOT a common use case for ASMs?
a) Traffic light controllers b) Memory systems c) Power supply design d) Robotic arms
c) Power supply design
5. What is the primary purpose of an ASM in the context of digital electronics?
a) To define the logic of a sequential circuit b) To simulate the behavior of a circuit c) To generate hardware description language (HDL) code d) To verify the functionality of a circuit
a) To define the logic of a sequential circuit
Task: Design a simple ASM that controls a vending machine with two buttons (A and B) and one output (DISP).
Requirements:
Create an ASM chart that clearly depicts the states, transitions, and outputs of the system. Include the following:
Hint: Use a state diagram to visually represent the flow of the ASM.
**ASM Chart:** * **States:** * State 0: Total value = 0 units * State 5: Total value = 5 units * State 10: Total value = 10 units * State 15: Total value = 15 units * **Transitions:** * State 0 -> State 5: Input A * State 0 -> State 10: Input B * State 5 -> State 10: Input B * State 5 -> State 15: Input A * State 10 -> State 15: Input B * State 15 -> State 0: DISP = 1 (product dispensed), Input A or B * **Outputs:** * State 0: DISP = 0 * State 5: DISP = 5 * State 10: DISP = 10 * State 15: DISP = 15 **State Diagram:** [Insert a visual representation of the ASM chart here]
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