Moore machine

A Moore machine is a type of computational model used in digital logic and automata theory, functioning as a state machine. It consists of a set of states, transitions between those states based on input signals, and outputs associated with each state. The machine changes its state according to inputs, and the output depends solely on the current state, not directly on the input. Moore machines are commonly used in designing digital systems like controllers and sequential logic circuits, providing a predictable way to model how systems respond to sequences of inputs over time.