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Design a Mealy FSM that can detect the pattern ‘0110’ in a sequence of binary bits.
a) Draw the state transition diagram
b) Using binary state encoding, complete a combined state transition and output table and write the Boolean equations for the next state and output logic units.
c) Sketch the FSM’s schematic.
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