Emulation accuracy: Difference between revisions

===Transistor-level accuracy===

Transistor-level accuracy represents a more granular emulation accuracy level that delves into the behavior of individual transistors within a digital circuit. This approach aims to replicate the electrical characteristics and interactions of transistors, offering a higher degree of accuracy at the cost of increased computational complexity, way more than that of gate-level accuracy. This method is the most accurate representation of the electrical characteristics and interactions within a machine's circuit, but due to its extremely demanding nature, it should not be recommended for most people looking to play their childhood video games not only because of its abysmal [[Frames_per_second|performance]], but also because it [[Computer_specifications|requires way too much computational power]] to execute. This type of hardware emulation is great for hardware enthusiasts and homebrew developers who want to get a deep understanding of the functionality and behavior of the hardware in question at a very detailed level.