For your overhead water tank you have to make a system that detects the water level in the tank through two sensor. One sensor is located at the top which indicates that the tank is full and the other sensor is located at the bottom which indicates that the tank is empty. Design a state machine that turns on the water motor when the lower sensor gives a 1 and turns it off once the upper sensor gives a 1. However it should not turn it on again before the water level goes below the lower sensor.
For your overhead water tank you have to make a system that detects the water level in the tank through two sensor. One sensor is located at the top which indicates that the tank is full and the other sensor is located at the bottom which indicates that the tank is empty. Design a state machine that turns on the water motor when the lower sensor gives a 1 and turns it off once the upper sensor gives a 1. However it should not turn it on again before the water level goes below the lower sensor.
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For your overhead water tank you have to make a system that detects the water level in the tank through two sensor. One sensor is located at the top which indicates that the tank is full and the other sensor is located at the bottom which indicates that the tank is empty.
Design a state machine that turns on the water motor when the lower sensor gives a 1 and turns it off once the upper sensor gives a 1. However it should not turn it on again before the water level goes below the lower sensor.
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Using the scnerio just make a state machine which may include Flip Flops i guess.
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