Moore Machines

A Moore machine is a type of computational model used in digital logic and computer science to process sequences of inputs and produce outputs. It consists of states and transitions between them, with each state associated with a specific output. When an input is received, the machine transitions from one state to another based on predefined rules, and the output is determined solely by the current state. This design ensures consistent output for a given state, making Moore machines useful for modeling sequential logic systems like digital circuits and automata that perform tasks based on input history.