Design a vending machine following the given instructions. Implement the design in FPGA. Vending Machine is...

 

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Design a vending machine following the given instructions. Implement the design in FPGA. Vending Machine is a candy dispenser machine that dispenses candy based on the amount deposited in the machine. It accepts the following coins: Nickel (5 cents), Dime (10 cents), and Quarter (25 cents). Till it receives 25 cents, it will not dispense anything. After it has received 25 cents, it will dispense a candy. Any amount above that will be given back as change. It has the following states State 1: RESET State 2: FIVE State 3: TEN State 4: FIFTEEN State 5: TWENTY State 6: TWENTY_FIVE - When the machine gets a coin, it jumps to the next state. For example, if it is in RESET state and it gets a Nickel (5 cents), then it jumps to the next state FIVE. Otherwise, it stays in the same state. After that, if it gets a Dime (10 cents), then it jumps to the state FIFTEEN and so on. When it gets more than 25 cents in total, it comes back to the reset state and the difference is given back to the user as change. Draw the state diagram for this problem. Design a vending machine following the given instructions. Implement the design in FPGA. Vending Machine is a candy dispenser machine that dispenses candy based on the amount deposited in the machine. It accepts the following coins: Nickel (5 cents), Dime (10 cents), and Quarter (25 cents). Till it receives 25 cents, it will not dispense anything. After it has received 25 cents, it will dispense a candy. Any amount above that will be given back as change. It has the following states State 1: RESET State 2: FIVE State 3: TEN State 4: FIFTEEN State 5: TWENTY State 6: TWENTY_FIVE - When the machine gets a coin, it jumps to the next state. For example, if it is in RESET state and it gets a Nickel (5 cents), then it jumps to the next state FIVE. Otherwise, it stays in the same state. After that, if it gets a Dime (10 cents), then it jumps to the state FIFTEEN and so on. When it gets more than 25 cents in total, it comes back to the reset state and the difference is given back to the user as change. Draw the state diagram for this problem.

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Here is the state diagram for the vending machine described 5c RESET 10c FIVE 10c TEN 5c FIFTEEN 5c ... View the full answer