You are working with a company who invented a new battery technology that allows ultra-fast charging. Unfortunately, the new batteries have the tendency to overheat while charging. The company has already installed a digital temperature monitor that turns the charging off completely once the temperature exceeds a certain threshold. Now, you are asked to develop a controller which adds some "intelligence" to the charger: Rather than shutting charging off completely after the safe temperature limit is exceeded, the controller should turn charging on again if the temperature drops. However, after the temperature has been exceeded three times in a row, charging should stop permanently and only a manual reset will bring the charger out of its safety lockdown. You are given two digital signals as inputs: The temperature sensor signal "Temp" and a "Start_charging" signal. The temperature sensor signal is 0 as long as the temperature is below the safe threshold and 1 above. A logic 1 at the "Start Charging input should turn the charger on, a 0 off. Your controller is supposed to have two outputs: "Charge_on" and "OT_error". Charge_on should be I when the charger is on and OT error should be 1 when the safety lockdown is active. Task G-1: Design the Synchronous Sequential Machines Please include a comment on why your controller adds value from multiple perspectives (technological, societal, financial, environmental, etc.). (Why do you need the controller? What couldn't you do before?) Summarize the feedback you received from your stakeholder (s). How did you change your design based on the feedback you received? You are working with a company who invented a new battery technology that allows ultra-fast charging. Unfortunately, the new batteries have the tendency to overheat while charging. The company has already installed a digital temperature monitor that turns the charging off completely once the temperature exceeds a certain threshold. Now, you are asked to develop a controller which adds some "intelligence" to the charger: Rather than shutting charging off completely after the safe temperature limit is exceeded, the controller should turn charging on again if the temperature drops. However, after the temperature has been exceeded three times in a row, charging should stop permanently and only a manual reset will bring the charger out of its safety lockdown. You are given two digital signals as inputs: The temperature sensor signal "Temp" and a "Start_charging" signal. The temperature sensor signal is 0 as long as the temperature is below the safe threshold and 1 above. A logic 1 at the "Start Charging input should turn the charger on, a 0 off. Your controller is supposed to have two outputs: "Charge_on" and "OT_error". Charge_on should be I when the charger is on and OT error should be 1 when the safety lockdown is active. Task G-1: Design the Synchronous Sequential Machines Please include a comment on why your controller adds value from multiple perspectives (technological, societal, financial, environmental, etc.). (Why do you need the controller? What couldn't you do before?) Summarize the feedback you received from your stakeholder (s). How did you change your design based on the feedback you received