can sameone solve this thanks 180412052= a bcdefghiwhere each letter correspond to a decimal number. For example, then a=1, b=8, c=0, gj=2.You are supposed to design a circuit as described belowThe state table for a circuit is given in the table 1PRESENTNEXTSTATESTATEabfefd.hbaTable 1The circuit has no inputs. Considering the data given above,a-) Derive the state table using binary numbersb-) Derive the state diagramc-) Design the circuit using D-type Flip Flops.d-) Sketch the circuite-) Convert them into JK type FF.F-) Sketch the circuit again.

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180412052= a bcdefghi where each letter correspond to a decimal number. For example, then a=1, b=8, c=0, gj=2. You are supposed to design a circuit as described below The state table for a circuit is given in the table 1 PRESENT NEXT STATE STATE a b h f e e f d. b a Table 1 The circuit has no inputs. Considering the data given above, a-) Derive the state table using binary numbers b-) Derive the state diagram c-) Design the circuit using D-type Flip Flops.

180412052= a bcdefghi where each letter correspond to a decimal number. For example, then a=1, b=8, c=0, gj=2. You are supposed to design a circuit as described below The state table for a circuit is given in the table 1 PRESENT NEXT STATE STATE a b h f e e f d. b a Table 1 The circuit has no inputs. Considering the data given above, a-) Derive the state table using binary numbers b-) Derive the state diagram c-) Design the circuit using D-type Flip Flops.

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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