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In this video, we explain the design and working of a Serial Adder using a Moore Finite State Machine (FSM) and its implementation using Programmable Logic Devices (PLDs). The session covers how sequential logic and state machines are used to perform binary addition bit-by-bit with carry handling in a structured and hardware-efficient manner.

🔹 Topics Covered:

Basics of Serial Adder

Moore FSM concept and state definition

State diagram and state table for Serial Adder

Carry generation and propagation using FSM states

PLDs overview (PLA, PAL, GAL)

Mapping Moore FSM logic into PLD architecture

Advantages of FSM-based serial adders

Applications in digital systems and VLSI design

🔹 Why Serial Adder using Moore FSM?

Reduced hardware compared to parallel adders

Clear separation of states and outputs

Ideal for PLD and FSM-based implementations

Widely used in low-power and area-optimized designs

This video is highly useful for Digital Electronics, FSM design, PLDs, VLSI beginners, and exam preparation for engineering students.

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