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Realization of Logic Control in Digital System Applying the Finite State Machine

Qiliang Liu

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Finite state machine FSM and its design technology is the important composing part of the digital system, and is a important approach in the realization of the efficient and dependable logic control. The paper introduces the control principle of the finite state machine, and educes the conclusion with the instance of design.

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Finite state machine FSM and its design technology is the important composing part of the digital system, and is a important approach in the realization of the efficient and dependable logic control. The paper introduces the control principle of the finite state machine, and educes the conclusion with the instance of design.

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Finite state machine FSM and its design technology is the important composing part of the digital system, and is a important approach in the realization of the efficient and dependable logic control. The paper introduces the control principle of the finite state machine, and educes the conclusion with the instance of design.

Key concepts: Finite-state machine, Realization (probability), Computer science, State (computer science), Control logic, Finite state, Extended finite-state machine, Digital control

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