to produce components such as microprocessors, FPGAs (Field-Programmable Gate-. The reversible computation is the process of designing the architecture with reversible logic gates (RLG) and applicable for optical computing, digital signal processing, nanotechnologies and low-power circuits. More precisely, we describe a simulation architecture taxonomy that incorporates a simulation architecture specifically designed for FPGA accelerated simulation, survey the state-of-the-art in FPGA-accelerated simulation, and describe in detail selected instances of the described techniques. and on a single transient simulation for each gate, which take only a few. This manuscript describes various approaches of using FPGAs to accelerate software-implemented simulation of computer systems and selected simulators that incorporate those techniques. FPGAs allow designers to amplify performance and effectiveness while conserving power. FPGAs were introduced as a modern, flexible solution to older, more traditional logic gates. One promising approach to improve simulation performance is to apply hardware, specifically reconfigurable hardware in the form of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). Gate arrays used in the 1990s are considered costly and clunky, given the resources needed to design a complex integrated circuit. To date, the most common form of simulators of computer systems are software-based running on standard computers.
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