The document describes the steps to reduce a state table using the implication chart method. It involves creating an implication chart from the initial state table, modifying the chart to remove redundant implications, identifying the remaining state combinations, updating the state table with these combinations, and finally removing duplicate rows to produce the final reduced state table. The steps systematically analyze the state transitions and outputs to minimize the number of states.
The document describes the steps to reduce a state table using the implication chart method. It involves creating an implication chart from the initial state table, modifying the chart to remove redundant implications, identifying the remaining state combinations, updating the state table with these combinations, and finally removing duplicate rows to produce the final reduced state table. The steps systematically analyze the state transitions and outputs to minimize the number of states.
The document describes the steps to reduce a state table using the implication chart method. It involves creating an implication chart from the initial state table, modifying the chart to remove redundant implications, identifying the remaining state combinations, updating the state table with these combinations, and finally removing duplicate rows to produce the final reduced state table. The steps systematically analyze the state transitions and outputs to minimize the number of states.
The document describes the steps to reduce a state table using the implication chart method. It involves creating an implication chart from the initial state table, modifying the chart to remove redundant implications, identifying the remaining state combinations, updating the state table with these combinations, and finally removing duplicate rows to produce the final reduced state table. The steps systematically analyze the state transitions and outputs to minimize the number of states.
S. Present State Next State Output No. W=0 W=1 (Z)
1 A E E 1
2 B C E 1
3 C I H 0
4 D H A 1
5 E I F 0
6 F E G 0
7 G H B 1
8 H C D 0
9 I F B 1 Step-2 Implication Chart
B C-E
E-H C-H D E-A E-A
E H-F
I-E I-E F H-G F-G
E-H C-H G A-B E-B E-B
I-C I-C E-C
H H-D F-D G-D
E-F C-F H-F
I H-F E-B E-B A-B
A B C D E F G H Step-3 Modified Implication Chart
B C-E
E-H C-H D E-A E-A
E H-F
I-E I-E F H-G F-G
E-H C-H G A-B E-B E–B
I-C I-C E-C
H H-D F-D G-D
E-F C–F H-F
I H-F E-B E–B A-B
A B C D E F G H Step-3 Modified Implication Chart
B C-E
E-H C-H D E-A E-A
E H-F
I-E I-E F H-G F-G
E-H C-H G A-B E-B E–B
I-C I-C E-C
H H-D F-D G-D
E-F C–F H-F
I H-F E-B E–B A-B
A B C D E F G H Step-4 Remaining Combinations A–B C–E D–G F–H Step-5 Modified State Table based on Remaining Combinations S. Present State Next State Output No. W=0 W=1 (Z)
