Project 11:
What to Include in Your Report and Grading Policy

Weight distribution:

    10% Prelab
    40% Hardware circuits and demo
    40% Memo including the required technical items in memo
    10% Instructor discretion
    5% Neatness bonus

This  Report should describe the problem being solved, in your own words.
Explain how this encryption scheme works. Describe the design while explaining  the figures and tables.
 

Here are the required items:  

• Problem description,   including   example input and output streams (different from that in the challenge). 5% 
• Figure 1. A Moore state graph  5%;
• Figure 2. A state transition table showing next state as a function of  inputs and present state (next state wrt present state and input)  5%;
• Figure 3. A transition table for the next state of the flip-flop outputs as functions of  inputs and present values of flip-flop outputs (Ja,Ka,Jb,Kb...etc wrt present state and input)  5%;
• Figure 4. A truth table showing the output as a function of flip-flop outputs (output wrt present state)  5%;
• Figure 5. Next-state maps for the flip-flops. With each next-state map, give the minimum SOP expression for the next-state flip-flop output (K-maps)  5%;
• Figure 6. A schematic diagram of the transmitter  5%;
• Figure 7. A timing diagram demonstrating correct operation for the example you created   5%;

Demonstration of your hardware circuit during your group meeting:   40%

Instructor discretion: 10%