A bread maker has a fully automatic feature. The bread maker is in "standby" mode and starts\ when a sufficient amount of flour has been added in the compartment, which generates a signal\ R. It sequences through the following stages: "knead", "ferment", and "bake". It returns to\ "standby" mode after completing the baking process. There is a "skip fermentation" option\ switch P, which, if turned on, causes the bread maker to jump from the "knead" stage to the\ "bake" stage. When a sufficient amount of flour has been added, a timer begins ticking, which\ generates the output signal ST. The timer generates an input signal TE at the end of the time\ period, then resets itself and starts again. If all stages take the same amount of time, design the\ bread maker by including all the following items:\ i) The state diagram.\ ii) The state transition table.\ iii) Boolean expressions for the next states and the output.\ iv) The logic circuit.