6 For the state machine shown in Figure Q6 do the following: (a) Is this a Moore Machine or a Mealy Machine? Explain why. (b) Find the input equations for the flip-flops and the output equation. (c) Determine the next state equations for the flip-flops. (d) Then construct a state table and a state diagram. J₂ Y₁ X. K₁ 0 10 Clock Figure Q6 Q √ √₂ C K₂Q Y₁ Y2 V₂

6 For the state machine shown in Figure Q6 do the following: (a) Is this a Moore Machine or a Mealy Machine? Explain why. (b) Find the input equations for the flip-flops and the output equation. (c) Determine the next state equations for the flip-flops. (d) Then construct a state table and a state diagram. J₂ Y₁ X. K₁ 0 10 Clock Figure Q6 Q √ √₂ C K₂Q Y₁ Y2 V₂

Electric Motor Control

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Chapter22: Sequence Control

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6SQ: Draw a symbol for a solid-state logic element AND.

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