Building a State Machine

By now, you should at least be familiar with a state machine and what it can do.
In this video, I'll be going over how I typically build my state machines and how to use them.
There are of course other ways to build state machines, this is just the way I choose to do it because it's quick and easy and works for most applications.
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[@mystifoxtech]

"Wake up babe, a new n00b_asaurus video just dropped"

[@VaWo13]

correct me if i'm wrong, but this looks like a super clean way to do a control unit in a computer

[@n00b_asaurus]

Maybe :)

[@TiborVass]

Awesome! Reminds me of this piece of genius circuitry: the Richards controller: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richards_controller

[@n00b_asaurus]

Well isn't that interesting!
I'm not entirely sure how this circuit configuration can be simpler or smaller than a traditional state transition table, but hey, it's still worth tinkering with! I'll play with the idea and see what I find :)
Thanks for sharing!