Question: && Lab 5 : part 3 Design state machine with Mealy and Moore outputs. Lab 5 - 3 Objective: Design Sequence detector, state machine with

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Lab5: part 3
Design state machine with Mealy and Moore outputs.
Lab 5-3 Objective:
Design Sequence detector, state machine with Mealy & Moore (CO 3,4)
Design a sequence detector (solution) with Mealy and Moore outputs, to find/detect this sequence of this eight bits/states "011011010" The Moore output is active on the last "0"(8 th bit/state) of the successful sequence.
The Mealy output goes active when the 7th state/bit is ="1", and remains active until the last bit (8th bit)="0"(even without a clock transition).
The Mealy output "can be" active where the "^" is located (2nd to the last state/bit): 011011010
For example: assume input switch "A" is generating the sequence; A,A,A,A,A; that would be represented by 11010.
Note:
When the clock changes the flip-flops to another state, the Mealy out goes inactive. The use of the word "ACTIVE". This could mean a high or a low state (Active High or Active Low)
Activities:
Connect to "Global Protect", and then to Campus Computing through Ssasafras.
Draw a state diagram for your sequence detector.
Code state diagram using Verilog (A, clock are inputs and Mealy and Moore are the outputs)
Launch Quartus/Questa/ModelSim, Compile and then simulate.
Show your waveform result as demo to your instructor.
&& Lab 5 : part 3 Design state machine with Mealy

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