In the theory of computation, a \"Moore machine\" is a finite-state machine whos
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In the theory of computation, a "Moore machine" is a finite-state machine whose output values are determined only by its cu state. This is in contrast to "Mealy achine", whose output values are determined both by its current state and by the value Below is the Verilog implementation of a FSM. What is its type and which one is the state diagram? module ShiftReg (Reset, x, Clk, 0, 1, 2) input Reset, X, Cik; output reg Q0, g1, Q2 reg , s." ] state ; parameter s1 · 3"b100 parameter s2 3"b010 parameter s3 3"b001 always (posedge Clk) begin if (Reset) state = s1; else begin case (state) s1: if (X) state = s2 lse state=s1; s2: if (X) state s3 else state -s2 s3: if (X) state = s1 else state = s3; end end assign 0 = state [01: assign 1state [11: assign Q2 state [-]; endmodule s1 s2 s1 s2 s3Explanation / Answer
Answer for the above question is option 'C(Moore, A)'.
because of observing case statements in code at S3 is possible only with option 'C' in multiple choice question.