Lecture

Finite State Machines: Medvedev vs. Moore vs. Mealy

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Description

This lecture introduces Finite State Machines (FSM) and compares the Medvedev, Moore, and Mealy models. It covers state diagrams, code tables, transition tables, and output tables, explaining the sequence and structure of each model.

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