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Hardware-software trade-offs for emulation

The author discuss the hardware versus software trade-offs for the functional and bit-compliant emulation of digital systems. They consider two classes of components: processors (software emulation) and field programmable gate arrays (hardware emulation). In a case study, a neural exclusive-or function is emulated on both platforms. This leeds to the conclusion that many applications will need a heterogeneous emulation environment.<<ETX>>

M. Engels | M. Ade | R. Lauwereins | J.A. Peperstraete | P. Wauters

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