Creating Timing Diagrams for Circuits

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The discussion focuses on finding resources for creating timing diagrams for circuits, particularly sequential circuits. Users suggest searching for Mealy and Moore state machine timing diagrams, with one sharing a useful presentation link. Microsoft Visio 2003 is mentioned as a tool with built-in circuit diagram layouts, although it has limitations regarding symbol alignment. The conversation highlights the distinction between timing diagrams and schematics, emphasizing that the original poster's request lacked specific details for effective assistance. Overall, the thread underscores the need for more targeted information to help with timing diagram creation.
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does anybody knows any website that i can get information on how to draw timing diagrams for sequential or normal circuits??
pls help as i have ran out of idea...thanx
 
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I googled mealy moore state machine timing diagram, and got lots of useful hits. Here's an interesting presentation that has lots of the basics for you:

http://ece.ut.ac.ir/classpages/F84/DigitalLogicCircuits/lectures/lec19.ppt#11
 
microsoft visio 2003 has built in circuit diagram layouts that u can configure and or edit
 
bjr_jyd15 said:
microsoft visio 2003 has built in circuit diagram layouts that u can configure and or edit
Hey, cool tip! I didn't know that.
 
Of course, Visio's schematic library doesn't have symbols with handles that actually line up with one another, so most people end up designing their own library anyway. There are dozens of good schematic-capture programs in the EDA world, but most of them cannot produce schematics that are appropriate for publication in, e.g., a journal article or datasheet.

The original poster, however, was not asking about schematics, but about timing diagrams. Furthermore, he/she didn't really give anyone enough specific information to actually have any hope of helping him/her.

- Warren
 
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