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I think I was not clear with my question.
The bits are to entered into the machine 1 by 1, thus every correct bit will move in onto the next state.
The sequences I need to detect are 0111 0011 and 0100 0010.
Overlapping patterns are allowed.
It is supposed to be like this but with 8 bit...
I'm only dealing with logic gates and flip-flops. Would it be advised to reduce the number of states.
This is my current Mealy Diagram.
Should I proceed with state diagram? And simplify the states using a implication chart?
Hi guys, I was tasked to built a 8-bit 2 sequences detector.
The sequences are 0111 0011 and 0100 0010. I have a question.
Is it possible to group the bits if they have an identical value?
For example,
grouping them like this to reduce the number of states in the Mealy diagram.
Is it...
Hi guys, I am new here. Recently, I got this coursework assignment question.
I genuinely have no idea how to plot this.
Does anyone know how it should look like?
Can you guide me to solve this question? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Using this op-amp model , i have to integrate these extra conditions
Unity gain bandwidth = 10MHz
Frequency response roll-off rate = 20 dB/dec
Does anyone knows how to implement those into the op amp model?
Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks a lot.
I need help again. I am supposed to use the above op-amp model to create a non-inverting amplifier with a gain of 40.
This is what I have now. But the syntax for the behavioural voltage source does not work. What does it need to be?
Edit: Ive figured it out, changed it to...
Hello guys, I'm in need of urgent help.
For my assignment, I was required to model an Op-Amp using a Behavioral Voltage Source using LTSpice.
The input resistance of the Op-Amp is 70MΩ and output resistance is 30Ω. The open loop voltage gain is 80k and the supply voltages is +-15V. I'm having...
Currently, i am doing it via programming, using a push button to interrupt. Once interrupt, the microcontroller will check on the state if the relay is on, it will be switched off and vice versa.
I would like to know if i can use a 2 push buttons, one to start and one to stop
Limitation of the circuit is because i dont have any extra interrupt ports to use to turn on the heater. Thus, i cant use the microcontroller to output 0 to turn it in and output 1 to turn it off.
This would be better
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