Key Benefits
- Provides a single tool for creating system-level models for a design and behavioral models for its components,
- Enables system-level portions of a design to be mixed with portions described at the circuit-level and then provides the ability for them to be simulated in the designer’s existing HDL-ready circuit simulator using Verilog-A, Verilog-AMS or VHDL-AMS, and MAST
- Reduces design errors introduced through written natural language specifications and requirements derived from system-level design done in Simulink.
- Reduces by orders of magnitude the amount of time it takes to migrate a Simulink system-level design into a circuit simulation environment
Key Features
- Graphical composition of System Levels models from libraries of building blocks
- Create system level models for a design
- Create behavioral models for a device
- Create system-level models for a design and then, in the same tool, descend into behavioral models of the circuit-level implementation of that design.
Technical Specifications
- ModLyng toolkit with its own license
- Platforms: Linux, Windows XP, Vista
- Export languages: Verilog-A, Verilog-AMS, VHDL-AMS, or MAST
- Currently the Simulink Emulation Toolkit supports models with continuous behavior and scalar ports.
Overview
The Simulink® Emulation Toolkit consists of a collection of system level building blocks that implement behavior equivalent to that of the corresponding Simulink block. The models are organized in libraries as they are in Simulink. The toolkit allows a user to create system level models for a circuit simulation environment and to migrate Simulink designs into such an environment.
The Simulink Emulation Toolkit
The purpose of the Simulink Emulation toolkit is to support the designer in the migration of system level designs created originally in Simulink without the need for extensive written natural language prose. Additionally, using the building blocks provided in the toolkit, the designer can create high-level signal flow models as well as construct complex stimulus to be used in verification. By using the Simulink Emulation toolkit, designers are able to descend directly into circuit level implementation from their system-level design without having to change design environments.
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Designs are easily divided into "Stimulus" and "Model"



