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Line 3: == Levels of abstraction == Because simulation is a general technique, a hardware design can be simulated at a variety of levels of abstraction. Often it is useful to simulate a model at several levels of abstraction in the same simulation run. The commonly used levels of abstraction are [[digital circuit\|gate level]], [[register transfer level]] (RTL), and behavioral (or algorithmic) level. However, it is possible to incorporate lower levels like [[SPICE\|transistor level]] or even lower physical levels as well as higher levels such as transaction levels or ___domain-specific levels.~~YA evev better fuck~~ ==Advantages of logic simulation ==

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