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Simulation for the Motorola 68020 microprocessor
Debug & verify 68020 software
The Sim68020 lets you execute, debug and verify programs compiled for the Motorola 68020 microprocessor without having to use the real hardware.
By simulating the behavior of the 68020 processor, it enables activities such as software debugging, functional testing, structural coverage analysis and timing analysis.
Emulate the full system
The Sim68020’s plugin system lets you go beyond simulation and emulate peripheral devices for integration and system testing.
Out-of-the-box plugins are provided for some serial controllers, and you can create your own custom plugins.
Replace legacy test rigs
It’s becoming harder, and more expensive, to replace MVME 135 and MVME 136 (Motorola 68020) single board computers to test software for aircraft like the Eurofighter Typhoon.
With Sim68020, you can de-risk and enable future software maintenance for your DO-178 applications.
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Learn how our simulator for the Motorola 68020 microprocessor can help you meet your project's needs.
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