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Logic Systems: Sequential and Combinatorial Circuits

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This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of logic systems, including sequential and combinatorial circuits, finite state machines, and the design of state diagrams. Topics include the basic structure of logic systems, state diagrams, memory elements, transition logic, and output logic. The lecture also delves into Medvedev and Moore finite state machines, code tables, transition tables, and the importance of the order of state bits. The instructor explains the design and implementation of Mealy finite state machines, focusing on code tables, transition logic, and output logic.

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