A
hardware emulator is an electronic device that a system such as a
printer or a microprocessor can replicate functionally, electrically or
mechanically including housing and pins. The connection to the processor
module is using base and created a matching plug. Special kind Hardware
Emulation is our previously written In-circuit emulator.
Today’s
most common Hardware Emulation is used are for printers. Many
large-format plotters are emulated on modern Operating System. A virtual
machine (VM) is often mistakenly referred as an example of Hardware
Emulation. In a virtual machine, a large part of the instructions but is
forwarded to the host system. The VM manager assumes no Hardware
Emulation as such.
A
Hardware Emulator allow the development of machine-oriented software,
the target system is faked, but usually a special hardware allows the
software running in a real environment.
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