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[Design of the micro-controller in-circuit emulator using FPGA].

Jianxiong Cao, Zhuangzhi Yan

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Applying FPGA technology in the emulator design becomes more and more popular. This paper describes the hardware and firmware design for SHIC HR6P series emulator based on FPGA structure and technical characteristics, which provides an emulator design method with high integration, high reliability, low cost and easy portability.

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Applying FPGA technology in the emulator design becomes more and more popular. This paper describes the hardware and firmware design for SHIC HR6P series emulator based on FPGA structure and technical characteristics, which provides an emulator design method with high integration, high reliability, low cost and easy portability.

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Applying FPGA technology in the emulator design becomes more and more popular. This paper describes the hardware and firmware design for SHIC HR6P series emulator based on FPGA structure and technical characteristics, which provides an emulator design method with high integration, high reliability, low cost and easy portability.

Key concepts: Firmware, Field-programmable gate array, Software portability, Embedded system, Computer science, Computer hardware, Reliability (semiconductor), FPGA prototype

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