Introduction to State Table, State Diagram & State Equation

Digital Electronics: Introduction to State Table, State Diagram & State Equation
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I had the same thought.

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am I the only one to see that output y as inverted R?

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no

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No 😂😂😂😂 I also Accept it as inverted R.But after that i realize this is y.

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Only after you said it. No longer I see y.

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Ironically, if you flip it vertically, you get “y” in Russian.

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[@nishantbindal2403]

hey guys , 2 doubts: 1. As per explained earlier in this video , in state diagram, when we are mentioning input and output, we are using 1/0 for 1=input and 0=output , but at the same time when there were two states need to explain ,i.e. at 7:24 , you mentioned inputs like 10/11. How can we differentiate whether these are inputs for two different states or whether these are input outputs. Please check and suggest 2. how to derive state table? Thats the biggest challenge!!!

[@dadapeer5873]

he just used it to show two possible inputs, later he wrote 10/11 as 1x so 1/0 for 1=input and 0=output is correct. You shouldn't use 10/11 for inputs in state diagram. Even though this question was asked 4 years ago, just thought this would be helpful for someone.

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Sir, will you please do one session on any example of state diagram for FSM by explaining state table, partitions, state assignment, and to write the expression using K-map.

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Good simple explanation

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Nit picky comment, but can you make sure this video gets added to the Digital Electronics playlist? I just happened to have stumbled upon this video from my recommendations list... there's probably a couple of other ones. I'll be commenting on those as well.

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Thank you sir.

[@sakshamjain2217]

is state equation and boolean exp same becoz u have just written the boolean exp there??

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Great. Can you please let us know, what platform, stylus, device(s) you use to create videos like these.

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Can you please do another video for D Flip Flop implementation

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[@varshithvibes]

Sir,you are using characteristic table for jk flip flop example instead we can use excitation table to make it easy.

[@mesterqusai]

my man!!! Thank you.

[@thelastdragon3242]

In my assignments, my professor has working with equations with A(t+1) = "insert logic expression here" . Is that the same thing as the next state equation : Qn+1 that you were doing in this video?

[@Asdfg96-u3w]

A possible explanation for Don't care: (Take it with a grain of salt) J = don't care, K = don't care: This means that the flip-flop will maintain its current state regardless of the values of J and K. In other words, the flip-flop will not be affected by changes in the J and K inputs. J = don't care, K = 0: This condition is typically used to force the flip-flop into a reset state, regardless of its current state. It means that the flip-flop will be reset (output Q = 0) regardless of the value of J. J = 0, K = don't care: Similarly, this condition is used to force the flip-flop into a set state, regardless of its current state. It means that the flip-flop will be set (output Q = 1) regardless of the value of K. J = don't care, K = 1: This condition doesn't have a typical use in a JK flip-flop. However, it could be used in a specific circuit design where the behavior of the flip-flop under this condition is explicitly defined.

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Design an asynchronous sequential circuit that has two inputs X2 and X1 and one output Z. When X1=0, the output Z=0. The first change in X2 that occurs while X1 is 1 will cause output Z to be 1. The output Z will remain 1 until X1 returns to zero..)- Dear sir please kindly teach this problem

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Nice tutorial... Which program do you use to write?

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How can found output diagram ?? Please Describe it !!!!

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Thanks

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Thanks

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[@shashanknegi7861]

state equation can be more easily made by following the excitation table

[@nikhilanand3815]

Its said in the presentation that in the state equation makes the next state(LHS) equal to 1.However when we do for jk ff... it doesnt seem so ... can u explain ??

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Can you please do another video for D Flip Flop implementation

[@alanmanlokng3140]

is the state diagram at 4:54 not valid? The state S1 does not transform to other states at all

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Nice effort

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How to find output y

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thanks sir !!!

[@rajatshetty10]

Sir, will you please explain that how did you get the output of the state table?

[@shashankshankar]

apply kmap to Q(n+1)

[@kylearenz6186]

Will you explain to me guys, why it become 0 dont care or 1 dont care? Asap

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[@maziarghorbani]

one question; How the don't cares are decided?

[@aryankumar87771]

Because ...lets say the input is 00/01 Then it doesn't matter if the right side digit is 0 or 1 ( 00 and 01 have 0 and 1 as right side digit respectively) input will bring about the change ....as long as the left side remains 0 ....

[@satishboddula4942]

Sir how u got state equation please explain I didn't get it

[@ssahillppatell]

Using KMap

[@Richard-yw9ew]

thank you sir

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Sir ,are u from India 🇮🇳 ......

[@manolete340]

Can we have more than one state equation? And why is it + on the LHS?

[@anujjain198]

design of counters... trick to fill entries in k-map directly using transition state diagram..??

[@twinklekhanna9610]

please help me out with this : design the control unit of full adder using state table method