JK state diagram can be drawn without knowing Q, it does not matter if it is 0 or 1. Easily for JK, If JK is (0,0) there is no state change, present = next, if (1,0) then whatever Q was, Q next is resetted as 1, when ( 0,1), it is setting 0 whatever the present value is, finallay for (1,1) it toggles the output meaning that if present was 1 then output is 0 , if present was 0 then output is 1
Look at those red lines. Each of them represents a transition. The first line she mentions represents the present state being 0 and the next state breing 0. In that transition, we see that two things can cause that: J,K = 0,0 and J,K = 0,1. When we compare both of those cases, we see that regardless what K is, if J = 0, we'll get that transition. Then we go through all the other transitions and compare each case to get similar results
JK state diagram can be drawn without knowing Q, it does not matter if it is 0 or 1. Easily for JK, If JK is (0,0) there is no state change, present = next, if (1,0) then whatever Q was, Q next is resetted as 1, when ( 0,1), it is setting 0 whatever the present value is, finallay for (1,1) it toggles the output meaning that if present was 1 then output is 0 , if present was 0 then output is 1
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Look at those red lines. Each of them represents a transition. The first line she mentions represents the present state being 0 and the next state breing 0. In that transition, we see that two things can cause that: J,K = 0,0 and J,K = 0,1. When we compare both of those cases, we see that regardless what K is, if J = 0, we'll get that transition. Then we go through all the other transitions and compare each case to get similar results
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