The FSM of the arbiter defined in section 8.8, and reproduced in Figure 2, can cause the third device to never gain access to the bus if devices 1 and 2 request without interruption. Edit the FSM to make sure device 3 will access the bus, such as if it does a request, devices 1 and 2 will be serviced only once before granting the device 3 its request.

The FSM of the arbiter defined in section 8.8, and reproduced in Figure 2, can cause the third device to never gain access to the bus if devices 1 and 2 request without interruption. Edit the FSM to make sure device 3 will access the bus, such as if it does a request, devices 1 and 2 will be serviced only once before granting the device 3 its request.

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