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Keys to simulation acceleration and emulation success

According to industry pundits, FPGAs take forever to compile and have internal timing problems. ASICs, on the other hand, are power-hungry and require longer development time. When it comes to choosing an emulation system, the underlying technology contributes to the characteristics of the system, but designers spend far too much time on low-level technological details and not enough time on how emulation accomplishes the verification job by providing high performance and high productivity.