1. Obtain the state diagram and a primitive flow table for a circuit with twoinputs X1 and X2 and two output Zland Z2 that satisfies the following fourconditions:-i) When X1X2 =00 output Z1Z2=00.ii) When X1=1 &X2 changes from 0 tol, the output Z1z2 =01.iii) When X2=1 &X1changes from 0 to 1, the output Zizz=10.iv) Otherwise the output does not change2. Design an asynchronous sequential circuit with two inputs X1 and X2 andone output Z. The output goes to 1 at the end of the input sequence 01=> 11=> 10. Then the output will return to zero. No other sequences cause outputto go to 1.3- Design a 3-bit simultaneous ADC with a full-scale output equal to (10 v)using a clock frequency of 1MHZ.1- Draw the circuit diagram.2- Write the table represents the values of the input voltage,comparator output and binary output for this circuit.3- Find the equations of the binary output bits, i.e., the equations ofMSB, 2nd bit and LSB.4- Find the digital conversion of the analogue voltages (3.16 v and8.22v).5- Find the conversion time for the analogue inputs (4v and 7.3v) andcompare with the total conversion time.

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1. Obtain the state diagram and a primitive flow table for a circuit with two inputs X1 and X2 and two output Zland Z2 that satisfies the following four conditions:- i) When X1X2 =00 output Z1Z2=00. ii) When X1=1 &X2 changes from 0 tol, the output Z1Z2 =01. iii) When X2=1 &X1changes from 0 to 1, the output Z1Z2=10. iv) Otherwise the output does not change

1. Obtain the state diagram and a primitive flow table for a circuit with two inputs X1 and X2 and two output Zland Z2 that satisfies the following four conditions:- i) When X1X2 =00 output Z1Z2=00. ii) When X1=1 &X2 changes from 0 tol, the output Z1Z2 =01. iii) When X2=1 &X1changes from 0 to 1, the output Z1Z2=10. iv) Otherwise the output does not change

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