State Reduction and Assignment

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[@philspaghet]

Thank you! I prefer this method a lot more than the excitation table!

[@KUSHANTECHTELUGU]

D and f are equal right? By replacing d with f we can eliminate one from b and e rows

[@maturemental]

we can eliminate c and e right is that output matters for both?

[@umangbadetia]

output not same

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Nyc explanation.. Thanks :)

[@AbulKalam-fn7cu]

Awesome video, My state reduction and assignment is totally clear..Thanks

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Thank You Soo Much Sir. explanation is quite easy to understand and it helped me alot. ☺

[@mohitsingh19_30]

You are very clear and explained well enough. Thanks sir

[@mohitsingh19_30]

Can you please provide pdf of your notes of switching theory and combinational logic circuits.

[@Saberking875]

The whole point of state assignment is to reduce the gate cost to run your state machine, assigning them by just plain binary coding is the most inefficient way to do so. It does not result in the minimum gate cost.

[@mohamadalikhani36]

Perfect. Game changer like always.

[@Protoex]

note that this method of state reduction don't gives the best known reduction in general. example: the following state machine can be further reducted to 2 state x=0 x=1 a c/0 b/0 b b/1 a/1 c a/0 b/0

[@hrishik_1503]

Can't state e also be reduced as it is the same as state c?

[@divyashekar-qr7ty]

The outputs r not same so no

[@tharun5486]

Best explanation 🙌

[@kissy_07]

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good morning sir thank you very much for kindly teaching me this topic, very helpful

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Thanx for everything..very well explained

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[@saidurgarao8358]

Really nice video but I want to implement the above state diagram , state table written but what about means the states (101(x=0), 101(x=1),111(x=0),111(x=01) )? while solving kmaps for jk flipflops(i want to implement with jk ff).. I have to take above not mentioned states as dont cares and perform kmap right?

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[@AnujArya_Curious]

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[@tharindu2350]

good explanation but can you tell me how to Assign the state assignment based on binary, gray code and one hot method ? Thank you.

[@shwetasingh1812]

Thank-you this is really helpful.I've one query, can you pl upload video explaining how to draw a sequence detector for detecting two sequences simultaneously.

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[@alain7014]

brilliant lecturer

[@abhishekkumar-ru4pj]

sir i think this table can be reduced further more to very few states , so you need to review this question again. thankyou

[@christosstefo3399]

Actually if i have got 3 flip flops for example,is it guaranteed that a is the first( q1=0,q2=0,q3=0) ,b is the second etc? Namely,hasn't it be clear if the way i symbolize the states is sorted,and if it sorted,the sorting criteria should be mentionted or i could work assuming?

[@rohitroy9828]

Since the rows of f and d are similar we eliminate f but then why are we not replacing d=f in the row c because if we do so then the rows of a and e become similar and we can eliminate e, thus reducing the state further. Please do respond.

[@sadiaafrin8041]

Sir, In this circuit you are considering the next state and output. If they are matched you are doing reduction but if I have a circuit where there is no output, only P.S, N.S and flipflop. Which are the things that I should consider while doing state reduction then? Please let me know this. Thank you

[@maxpowergaming3496]

+sadia afrin To the extent of computer engineer's knowledge, i have been taught you do matching in b/w state jump to corresponding input and if alike process is similar, I prefer you should had to watch another video to your right which explains this concept.

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[@barathkumar2309]

Sir do a video lecture for asynchronous sequential circuits ,State tree , primitive flow table and flow table

[@drakehopkins5931]

does this method have a particular name ?, i am supposed to use use implication chart or partitioning method to reduce

[@harikacshekar200]

awesome explanation thank u

[@tl425]

When d = f, we have 1 more variable in common which is " c and e " isn't it?

[@tl425]

Thanks Sir!

[@sumanabhat9669]

Yes.. I too had the same ambiguity

[@abhinavyadav2255]

@@sumanabhat9669 but in c and e output is not same only present state is same so we can't reduce it

[@anirudhg1143]

@@abhinavyadav2255 Thanks bro !!

[@thelordofthedar]

Thank you a lot

[@mathisenan9523]

Can you please do an example on state reduction using stairs method?

[@BeulahChalluri]

At last c and a States are also the same while f=d. Can't we reduce it?

[@StratosTractorLainas]

What if I am needed to implement a Pattern Detector that detects multiple patterns like 0010 and 0011 and 0100. Is there an example of that ?

[@eswarabhi999]

after F removing we can write D=F . and we subsuits in another one like (c at x=0(a) x=1(d=f)) and the C equals to E then we can elemanate E SIR WE CAN DO THIS LIKE

[@UtsavBhandari]

sir this video is not present in the digital electronics playlist

[@aditya.lakhani]

Thank you sir..!!

[@mangapathiraju7198]

Thank you very much sir

[@shrutitrivedi2768]

Sir can u plz explain ,how did u draw the state diagram from state assignment simply without using state table and are the values of table taken randomly or some ff is used here?

[@nejatsultan598]

sir u mentioned that u have state assignment in detail..did u upload it or u saying in the future? we really need it sir.

[@Roshanani89]

Very useful. Thanks.

[@shouvikroy3178]

when g was eliminated we replaced e with g but when f was replaced why didn't you write f in place of d?

[@abhisingh1836]

Thats what i thought.

[@anrk97]

because if you see the replacing d with f will have no effect in the reduction process as outputs are different after replacement so the replacement is redundant.

[@sairamareddypadala1328]

@@anrk97 thnx broo

[@dineshnarasimmanm4889]

@@anrk97 bro.... In present state C.. The nxt state is a and f. Since f =d now the nxt state becomes a and d. It is same as E (present state) why we didn't eliminate it....

[@sanjaybattu7767]

@@dineshnarasimmanm4889 condition is both next state and output should be same.. Output is not same for your case..

[@moiniqbal6070]

I have a question - what if the next state is the same, but the outputs are different? In your example, state e = g as they have the same next states (a and f) and the same outputs (0 and 1) - what if the next states were the same (a and f), but the outputs were different (1 1)? Thanks for the video btw

[@mole3579]

The resason I think is because that there is 3 digits, u cannot have less than 5 factors.

[@me_poko]

Please tell me how to draw the sequential circuit for the question you have used after making the state diagram

[@ayushchothe7609]

I think C and E can be further reduce coz both C and E have same Next State......correct me if i'm wrong

[@zwburak]

is that a moore or mealy machine?

[@justclearyourheadjit]

Turned 75 minutes college lecture lecture into 7 minutes. Thanks you for this sir xD!

[@profecofin]

what app and hardware you use to do such video?

[@meme_roaster9644]

Thank you sir

[@cyber_dbs]

And what is Race free state assignment? Can you please explain.

[@adijopp1z12gorama]

Can we right f=d then reduce present state e beacuse e and c is equal ???

[@harikumar612]

my doubt is how to get that table p.s&n.s once explain please

[@Skb_shc]

sir when we are at s2 and i/p is 1 then we move to s0 state .explain in detail (u have given the explanation by takiing example of s1. i didn't get the properly explanation even after watching the video again and again)

[@Ebuilt]

if their is a question that detect 4 or more consective 1s reduce state and draw the circvuit diagram .MY question is this can i make combinitonal circuit and FF to buld wholwe this circut whicjh is dectctiing 4 or more consective ones for that i also need a TT how can i make that which should also be generic ??

[@waleedkhalid6587]

Thank you

[@atulverma5985]

sir we can again reduce because d=f then 3rd row again reduce

[@only1chan418]

Thanks a lot!

[@sivasurya5152]

sir,what will be the next state for the unused state? for example 101 next state is?

[@بشمهندسة-ص5ذ]

What if i have more inputs and outputs?

[@vikramrajput76]

Well explained add more examples please

[@talhailyas6001]

sir is this is the One Hot encoding technique ?

[@AlMasumFahim027]

thanks a lot for the video :D

[@coolg963]

How do we do a three way merger?

[@bharath9139]

i have a doubt! As d=f and therefore c and e are equal we can eliminate e........

[@hseedagarp1034]

thanks a lot sir

[@EngFatmaMagdy]

Very helpful thx

[@shrutikaagarwal8220]

Have you uploaded minimization of completely and incompletely specified sequential machine?

[@saranshgupta9119]

No

[@studywithsuraj8360]

I think B and C can also be equal because both of it is directed towards D.. can u please check out?

[@divyashekar-qr7ty]

But the outputs r different

[@nandinikushwaha2934]

some more detail abt assignment

[@manishkarmakar3927]

thank you for making us understand soo easily

[@abubakarsiddique359]

just awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sakshisrivastava7033]

Why the videos have been deleted from this playlist

[@nesoacademy]

They're there in our playlist. Digital Electronics: goo.gl/FJu9zq

[@sakshisrivastava7033]

Thankyou soo much sir

[@mishaamin4669]

Thanku so much Sir

[@rksingh489]

Sir if d=f then why c and e are not eliminated (see state table sir)

[@nobinniclavos6264]

Output not same

[@arwopsbaw6289]

hello sir you dont explain how to fil the next stage of this exercises how to fill the next stage ? thanks