This document discusses algorithmic state machines (ASMs) which can be used to model controllers for digital systems. ASMs describe the behavior of finite state machines using boxes to represent states, decisions, and conditional outputs that occur simultaneously within each timing interval. ASMs can model systems as Mealy or Moore machines and allow both conditional and state outputs within a single state time period. They provide an alternative to traditional flowcharts for modeling synchronous sequential circuits.
This document discusses algorithmic state machines (ASMs) which can be used to model controllers for digital systems. ASMs describe the behavior of finite state machines using boxes to represent states, decisions, and conditional outputs that occur simultaneously within each timing interval. ASMs can model systems as Mealy or Moore machines and allow both conditional and state outputs within a single state time period. They provide an alternative to traditional flowcharts for modeling synchronous sequential circuits.
This document discusses algorithmic state machines (ASMs) which can be used to model controllers for digital systems. ASMs describe the behavior of finite state machines using boxes to represent states, decisions, and conditional outputs that occur simultaneously within each timing interval. ASMs can model systems as Mealy or Moore machines and allow both conditional and state outputs within a single state time period. They provide an alternative to traditional flowcharts for modeling synchronous sequential circuits.
This document discusses algorithmic state machines (ASMs) which can be used to model controllers for digital systems. ASMs describe the behavior of finite state machines using boxes to represent states, decisions, and conditional outputs that occur simultaneously within each timing interval. ASMs can model systems as Mealy or Moore machines and allow both conditional and state outputs within a single state time period. They provide an alternative to traditional flowcharts for modeling synchronous sequential circuits.
State diagrams and state tables: To describe the behavior of FSMs which have fewer inputs and outputs
Algorithmic state machines:
To describe the behavior of FSMs which have larger inputs and outputs
Analogous to traditional flowcharts
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Partitioning of a digital system
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Controlled Architecture: Processes the data.
Controller: Supplies a time sequence of commands to the
devices of the data processor
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Controlled architecture: data processing elements
Controller: elements which provide the time sequence of
commands. is designed as a clocked synchronous sequential network having several states each associated with the production of a set of commands.
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A well defined procedure consisting of a finite number of steps to the solution of the problem is called an algorithm. (controller: hardware algorithm)
controller : ..Algorithmic State Machine..
ASM
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ASM . can be used as a stand-alone system
....Mealy machine or a Moore machine
.Hence another alternative approach to clocked synchronous
sequential network modeling
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Model of an algorithmic state machine
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Timing of an algorithmic state machine
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Transition Period: During which the external inputs and status inputs are applied. The signals propagate through the network and undergo transitions.
Stable Period: The values are usable by the various devices of the system.
State Time: a periodic signal from a clock is used. Each clock
period corresponds to one state time. Dr. Anita Agrawal 02-Nov-16 10 Combinational circuits of controlled architecture can respond during the stable period.
If an action is to occur coincident with the synchronizing clock signal
then this will occur at the end of the state time.
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ASM Mealy & Moore The next state and The next state and output functions are output functions are defined for the entire defined only at the stable period of a state sampling times time
Both conditional and Only one of them will
state outputs can occur occur depending upon in the same ASM the type of model (Mealy/Moore)
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Flowchart ASM Uses boxlike or circular Uses boxlike or circular symbols for representation symbols for representation Each symbol requires one Entire collection of the time interval symbols correspond to a single time interval Each symbol is executed All events occurring within sequentially and is the single time interval are completed before the next considered to be executed simultaneously
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1. The State Box 2. The Decision Box 3. The Conditional output Box
The events within an ASM block occur simultaneously
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The state box
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The decision box. (a) Symbol. (b) Alternate symbol.