FINITE STATE MACHINE A washing machine starts when a coin is deposited. It sequences through: a) soak (duration: 3), b) wash (duration: 3),  c) rinse (duration: 7),  and d) spin (duration: 7). If a "double wash" switch is initially turned on, it causes wash and rinse again once only. Only one timer is available to generate all timing signals: Ti’s at the end of time period 2+xi, iÎ{6, 5, 3, 4}. The lid can be lifted during the spin cycle only. If so, the machine stops spinning until it is closed. The timer should be suspended while the lid is raised and resumed when closed. (a) Identify and list all the states, inputs and outputs of your FSM model. You may need to introduce some control signals for both timer and your state machine to make your design fully work. (b) Draw the state transition diagram of your finite state machine (specify the meaning of the symbols in your FSM). (c) Is your machine a Mealy or Moore machine?

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A washing machine starts when a coin is deposited. It sequences through: a) soak (duration: 3), b) wash (duration: 3),  c) rinse (duration: 7),  and d) spin (duration: 7). If a "double wash" switch is initially turned on, it causes wash and rinse again once only. Only one timer is available to generate all timing signals: Ti’s at the end of time period 2+xi, iÎ{6, 5, 3, 4}. The lid can be lifted during the spin cycle only. If so, the machine stops spinning until it is closed. The timer should be suspended while the lid is raised and resumed when closed. (a) Identify and list all the states, inputs and outputs of your FSM model. You may need to introduce some control signals for both timer and your state machine to make your design fully work. (b) Draw the state transition diagram of your finite state machine (specify the meaning of the symbols in your FSM). (c) Is your machine a Mealy or Moore machine?

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