Engineering Why Does My Synchronous Circuit Analysis Differ from the Expected Diagram?

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The user is analyzing a basic synchronous circuit but finds discrepancies between their results and the expected diagram. They detail their calculations for T1 and T2, which involve logical operations on inputs A, B, and Cin. A truth table is provided to illustrate the present and next states of the circuit. Despite their calculations, the resulting diagram differs significantly from the expected one. The user seeks assistance in identifying the mistake, while another participant suggests that the original diagram may be incorrect.
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I'm trying to analyze the following circuit which is pretty basic.
There is the circuit and it's diagram which is the solution:

http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/7291/circuiti.jpg

Please help me find the mistake, because my diagram becomes different from the one in the picture.

Looking at the circuit, I see that:
T1=Co=A*B +A*Cin +B*Cin=Q1*Q1 +Q1*X +Q2*X
T2=S=A XOR B XOR Cin = Q1 XOR Q2 XOR X

and then i get a small table to organize everything:

Code:
present   next 
state      state
            x=0         x=1
Q0 Q1   T1 T2 Z    | T1 T2 Z
0 0     0  0   0    0   1  0
0 1     0  1   0    1   0  0
1 0     0  1   0    1   0  0
1 1     1  0   0    1   1  1

and obviously if i draw the diagram it looks much different from the one I'm supposed to get.


Can anyone tell me where did I go wrong?
 
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I agree with you. I think the diagram is wrong.
 

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