Answer / Hariom Mishra

Mealy and Moore state machines are two types of finite-state machines (FSMs) used in digital design. The primary difference lies in the output generation mechanism. In a Mealy state machine, outputs depend on both the current state and the input, while in a Moore state machine, outputs depend solely on the current state. This means that a transition between two states in a Mealy machine may produce an output change, whereas in a Moore machine, the output will remain constant during a transition but will change based on the final state.

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