FSM Design and Synthesis

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Covers the basics of logic systems, including digital versus analog circuits, logic operators, truth tables, and Boolean algebra.

Covers the design and synthesis of Finite State Machines, emphasizing completeness, consistency, and ghost states.

Covers the properties and theorems of Boolean algebra in logic systems.

Compares Medvedev, Moore, and Mealy FSM models and their structures.

Covers fundamental concepts of logic systems, including sequential and combinatorial circuits, state diagrams, and finite state machines.

Covers Boolean algebra properties, optimization techniques, and the importance of valid groups in Karnaugh maps.

Introduces finite state machines, covering basics, design, and practical applications like decoders and encoders.

Explores Boolean algebra properties and optimization techniques using Karnaugh diagrams and De Morgan's theorems.

Covers the optimization of logic functions using Karnaugh diagrams and dealing with incomplete defined functions.

Covers the design and synthesis of Finite State Machines, including completeness, consistency, ghost states, and transition tables.