The decimal digits 0 through 5 are encoded as 3-bit binary

Chapter 14, Problem 14.50

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The decimal digits 0 through 5 are encoded as 3-bit binary numbers. They are transmitted in disjoint windows of length 3 least significant bit first and are input to a Mealy model circuit. The circuit generates an output of 1 (0) when the third bit is received if the 3 bits have even (odd) parity; the circuit output is a dont-care for the first 2 bits. Construct an incompletely specified table for the circuit.

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