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There are two types of finite state machines (at least that I know about), mealy and Moore.
What are the practical differences between them. I understand that mealy machines take the input into account for the output logic, but are the two machines used for different purposes? Or can the same thing be designed with either machine?
Can somebody clarify what the significance is if there being two different types of finite state machines, one that takes the input into account for output logic and one that does not?
What are the practical differences between them. I understand that mealy machines take the input into account for the output logic, but are the two machines used for different purposes? Or can the same thing be designed with either machine?
Can somebody clarify what the significance is if there being two different types of finite state machines, one that takes the input into account for output logic and one that does not?
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