[SOLVED] 10101 non-overlap sequence detector

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Hi,

This is very basic, but I am confused on this one. In the picture attached can someone tell what will be the state transition from E if it gets a 0 ? Its a 10101 non-overlap sequence detector.


Edit: E -> A is 1/1
 
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As you are designing non-overlapping sequence detector, if circuit is in E state and it gets input 0, it will go to state A with output being 0. You will write it as 0/0.

Do you need any other help with state machines?

All the best!
 

So you mean from E to A its 1/1 and 0/0 ?
I guessed it, but thought same state cannot be assigned twice from other state. Thank you for the clarification.
 

KaptainBug said:
So you mean from E to A its 1/1 and 0/0 ?
I guessed it, but thought same state cannot be assigned twice from other state. Thank you for the clarification.
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Yeah, and there's nothing like same state cannot be assigned twice or so. where would be state transition if input is 1 in state B or 0 in state C etc ? While drawing state diagram, take all possible cases into consideration, that would help you in complex problems for reducing circuit.
 

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