T3-bit CounterTraffic UnitCLKFigure 3. A diagram for a traffic light controlA transition table of the design is shown in Table 2.Next stateCurrent stateT= 0T = 1000100100100100110110110001001001010010010100АВСA*B*C*Table 2. A transition table for the timed traffic unit (with counter)2.1 Based on the transition table in Table 2, for each flip-flop derive an input equation using aKarnaugh Map.2.2build a 3-bit-counter. Add additional circuitryto your counter so that it will generate a signal of T=1 when it has reached 7 (i.e. reached8 seconds). Provide a screen short of your final counter circuit.2.3 Join your design on the traffic control unit in Part 2.1 and your counter design in Part 2.2to complete the timed traffic unit.Please include Four screenshots of your working circuit, with each screenshot showing adifferent light configuration.

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