Finite state machine with means for the reduction of noise effec

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Multifunctional or programmable – Sequential or with flip-flop

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326 40, 371 691, H03K 19173

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ABSTRACT:
A finite state machine that may receive actuator signals and has a plurality of elementary sequential logic elements fed by the actuator signals. Through various interconnections between the elements a first set of interconnected logic states is realized that are activated through combined occurrence of a particular predecessor state and an associated actuator signal. In various ones of said logic states a particular output signal is produced. Furthermore, the finite state machine has a subset of redundant logic states that are aggregated together with a particular operational by appropriate interconnections for collectively emulating the operational state in question.

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