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The accuracy of hardware-level emulation depends on the modeling scope, and whether the chip's internal analog behavior and timing details are complete directly determines whether the emulation results can correspond to real faults; at present such projects are better suited as teaching and exploration tools rather than replacements for real repair diagnostics.
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10/17/2026
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