Binary State Encoding is a state assignment method in finite state machine modeling and sequential logic description that uses a binary number system to represent each state, where the distinguishing characteristic is that the number of bits in the encoding is the minimal required to uniquely identify all states, thus optimizing the use of flip-flops in the implementation.
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