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Therefore, Mealy designs are preferred for synchronous designs. Also, outputs of these two designs are compared.Glitches are the short duration pulses which are generated in the combinational circuits. In this section, state diagrams of rising edge detector for Mealy and Moore designs are shown. << /S /GoTo /D (subsubsection.4.3.3) >> The first CASE statement defines the outputs that are dependent on the value of the state machine variable state.
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In combinational circuits, the output depends on the current values of inputs only; whereas in sequential circuits, the output depends on the current values of the inputs along with the previously stored information.
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Verilog for Finite State Machines Strongly recommended style for FSMs Works for both Mealy and Moore FSMs You can break the rules But you have to live with the consequences Sprint 2010 CSE370 - XV - Verilog for Finite State Machines 1 Spring 2010 CSE370 - XIV - Finite State Machines I 2 /Length 3699 (The FSM in Verilog) Static glitches are further divided into two groups i.e. Elements \(Combinational logic\)) 28 0 obj << /S /GoTo /D (subsubsection.4.2.2) >> 92 0 obj FMS design is known as Moore design if the output of the system depends only on the states (see Following are the differences in Mealy and Moore design,Rising edge detector generates a tick for the duration of one clock cycle, whenever input signal changes from 0 to 1. endobj 89 0 obj 41 0 obj endobj
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In such cases, it is very important to remove these glitches. The examples provide the HDL codes to implement the following types of state machines: 4-State Mealy State Machine; The outputs of a Mealy state machine depend on both the inputs and the current state. endobj (Introduction) âStatic-0â glitch is the glitch which occurs in logic â0â signal i.e.
If a system transits between finite number of such internal states, then finite state machines (FSM) can be used to design the system. A finite-state machine (FSM) or simply a state machine is used to design both computer programs and sequential logic circuits. âstatic-0â and âstatic-1â. endobj << /S /GoTo /D (subsubsection.4.2.3) >> << /S /GoTo /D [94 0 R /Fit ] >> endobj
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endobj 48 0 obj 20 0 obj Glitches create problem when it occur in the outputs, which are used as clock for the other circuits. Rest of the code is same as In this section, a non-overlapping sequence detector is implemented to show the differences between Mealy and Moore machines.
endobj endobj flip flogs or registers, are required for sequential circuits.The information stored in the these elements can be seen as the states of the system. endobj endobj ([language=Verilog]!always@\(posedge Clock\)! << /S /GoTo /D (section.3) >> endobj 52 0 obj 98 0 obj << endobj The current state of the machine is stored in the state memory, a set of n flip-flops clocked by a single clock signal (hence “synchronous” state machine).
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endobj The machine is in only one state at a time; the state it is in at any given time is called the current state . The differences in these categories are shown in If the state of the design changes after certain duration (see In recursive machine, the outputs are fed back as input to the system (see Template for Mealy architecture is similar to Moore architecture. /Filter /FlateDecode Elements \(Combinational and Sequential logic\)) endobj 88 0 obj 32 0 obj
([language=Verilog]!always@\( * \)! Hence, only 'clk' and 'reset' are // This is combinational of the sequential design, // include all signals and input in sensitive-list except state_next// include all signals and input in sensitive-list except state_nextVerilog template recursive Moore FSM : separate ânext_stateâ and âoutputâ logic// This always-block contains sequential part & all the D-FF are // included in this always-block. endobj