This is one of those topics where only a fairly small amount of people learn about it every year, and videos like this wouldn't get many views. For those who do watch this (me) and have to learn (also me) this, it is extremely helpful and I really appreciate you taking the time to explain this in a simple way so that one can grasp this in the right way from the beginning. Thank you!
Sure, there's no requirement that you use all the states! Although you should probably make sure that there's a path out of the unused state, so that if it ends up there by accident (power up, glitch, etc) it has a way to get back to a known good state automatically. For example, you could use 00, 01, and 10 for your three states, and then add logic so that the 11 state always goes to the 00 state on the next cycle.
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This is one of those topics where only a fairly small amount of people learn about it every year, and videos like this wouldn't get many views. For those who do watch this (me) and have to learn (also me) this, it is extremely helpful and I really appreciate you taking the time to explain this in a simple way so that one can grasp this in the right way from the beginning. Thank you!
Hi, i think there is a mistake in the S0 KMAP 11:44 . 0110 is a minterm, but you accidentally put it as 0.
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Hi! What if i have 3 states in my diagram? can i still use the two bits representation? 00 01 10 11? I won't have to use one of them tho. help please
Sure, there's no requirement that you use all the states! Although you should probably make sure that there's a path out of the unused state, so that if it ends up there by accident (power up, glitch, etc) it has a way to get back to a known good state automatically. For example, you could use 00, 01, and 10 for your three states, and then add logic so that the 11 state always goes to the 00 state on the next cycle.
Thanks for your reply. i just watched the next video and realized you mentionned this and immidiately i saw your comment reply. thanks very much@@botsnlinux