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Month: September 2006

Why You Need Timing in Your Simulation

Engineers often ask “Do I have to use timing with FMF models?” The answer, as usual, is “It depends”. In most cases, the engineer is working on an ASIC or FPGA which they are simulating at the register transfer level. The FPGA model has no timing, cycle accurate simulation is sufficient so, why should any… Continue reading Why You Need Timing in Your Simulation

Published September 2, 2006
Categorized as FMF Topics

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Richard Munden began his career in EDA in 1988. He soon became interested in board and system level simulation and has been beating that drum ever since. He is auther of the best selling (and only) book published on VHDL/VITAL and component modeling, "ASIC and FPGA Verification: A Guide to Component Modeling" (Morgan Kaufman Publishers, ISBN: 0-12-510581-9). He believes everyone should have two copies. View Rick Munden's profile on LinkedIn

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