Which of the following represents the output of a Moore Machine? )

Which of the following represents the output of a Moore Machine? ) Correct Answer Op(t) = D(Op(t))

The output of a Moore machine depends only on the present state of the flip-flops, not on the inputs. Thus D(Op(t)) only fulfils the criteria. This is the defined definition of how the output is received on giving a specific input to a Moore machine. The option Op(t) = D(Op(t)i(t)) defines the dependence of output on input that is the characteristic of a Mealy machine. And Op(t) = c defines a constant output that is impossible. Op(t) = D(cOp(t)) is also shows dependence on input. Hence Op(t) = D(Op(t)) is the right answer.
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