What Is The Difference Between The Mealy And Moore State Machine?

1.	What Is The Difference Between The Mealy And Moore State Machine?
Answer» Moore model consists of the MACHINE that have an entry action and the output depends only on the state of the machine, whereas mealy model only uses Input Actions and the output depends on the state and also on the previous inputs that are provided during the PROGRAM. Moore models are used to design the hardware systems, whereas both hardware and software systems can be designed using the mealy model. Mealy machine's output depend on the state and input, whereas the output of the moore machine depends only on the state as the program is written in the state only. Mealy machine is having the output by the combination of both input and the state and the change the state of state variables also have some delay when the change in the signal TAKES place, whereas in Moore machine doesn't have GLITCHES and its ouput is dependent only on states not on the input signal LEVEL.

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Moore model consists of the MACHINE that have an entry action and the output depends only on the state of the machine, whereas mealy model only uses Input Actions and the output depends on the state and also on the previous inputs that are provided during the PROGRAM.
Moore models are used to design the hardware systems, whereas both hardware and software systems can be designed using the mealy model.
Mealy machine's output depend on the state and input, whereas the output of the moore machine depends only on the state as the program is written in the state only.
Mealy machine is having the output by the combination of both input and the state and the change the state of state variables also have some delay when the change in the signal TAKES place, whereas in Moore machine doesn't have GLITCHES and its ouput is dependent only on states not on the input signal LEVEL.

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