Computer Science: An Overview (12th Edition)
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Author: Glenn Brookshear, Dennis Brylow
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 2, Problem 37CRP
Program Plan Intro
XOR-Operation:
This operation that is binary XOR Operation stands for exclusive OR. The binary XOR operation has two inputs and one output. It is similar to the ADD operation which takes two arguments or in other words, two inputs produce one result that is one output. The inputs to a binary XOR operation can only be
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b- Design a sequence detector of the pattern 0100 where the circuit accepts a serial bit stream
"X" as input and produces a serial bit stream "z" as output.
Whenever the bit pattern "0100" appears in the input stream, it outputs z = 1; at all other times,
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Consider an S-box that takes 8 bits as input and generates a 2-bit output. The first and second bits of the input are XOR-ed to give the first bit of the output. The seventh and eighth bits of the input are XOR-ed to give the last bit of the output.
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