1. Design the state diagram and create the state table for a synchronous to detect the sequence 0101. The circuit has a single input, x, and a single output z. The output is logic-1 whenever the input sequence 0101 is detected, logic-0 otherwise. Note that overlapping sequences are allowed (that is: If the input is 01010101, the output is high on every 1 beginning with the second). Write the equations for the state variables and the output z ?

1. Design the state diagram and create the state table for a synchronous to detect the sequence 0101. The circuit has a single input, x, and a single output z. The output is logic-1 whenever the input sequence 0101 is detected, logic-0 otherwise. Note that overlapping sequences are allowed (that is: If the input is 01010101, the output is high on every 1 beginning with the second). Write the equations for the state variables and the output z ?

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