• It provides software building blocks like hardware components (chips)
• Once the system is assembled using software building blocks, the system can be simulated and tested under different user defined conditions
• The simulated system is ready for real-time operations
• Various hardware options for real-time input/output are available
• Graphical User Interface for design and simulation
• Built-in object oriented components allow easy adjustments
• Menu-based parameter selection for most of the components
• User-defined modules and components can be easily integrated
• User-defined components can be in C, C++, Fortran, assembly, etc.
• Wizard to support the development of user-defined components
• Fully extensible, with new component packs being developed
• Built-in analysis tools
• Built-in visualization allows real-time feedback from any component
• Can be used for one-step process for design, simulation and operation
• Accepts real-time signal as well as stored (simulated) data
• Simulations and runs can be saved at any point

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