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Methods for Generalized Deductive Fault Simulation

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Methods for generalized deductive fault simulation of digital networks are described by introducing the notion of unknown fault list, and the propagation algorithm through gates modelized with rise and fall times are simplified with the same accuracy.
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In this paper, the authors describe methods for generalized deductive fault simulation of digital networks. By introducing the notion of unknown fault list, the propagation algorithm through gates modelized with rise and fall times are simplified with the same accuracy.

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An accurate time delay model for large digital network simulation

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SILOG: A Practical Tool for Large Digital Network Simulation

TL;DR: A set of simulators for complex logical networks for developing user facilities and a briefly description of the simulators are presented.