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hi,
I think what you want is the difference between moore and mearly fsm? right?
if so, one is that the output is only depend on current state and the other is that not only depend on current state but also depend on current input.
THE BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEEN MOOORE AND MEALY IS THAT ,
as u know in mealy fsm the output dependson the present state and the input and also takes less states compared with moore.
but if u see from hardware point of view, moore depends on only the present state so the output decoder has less inputs to sample compared to mealy which has more input , so moore fsm is faster than mealy. though it takes more no of states.
one more difference is that
the latency time is less in case of mealy when compared with moore n also the compbinational logic btw flip flops is more in mealy's when compare to moore's hence the clk freq depends on this..
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