AUSIM -
A hierarchical logic and fault simulator
with gate-level stuck-at and bridging faults for all you simulation needs!
Brought to you by the BIST Dudes and Dudettes of the AUBIST Laboratory.
ASL & AUSIM
Overview Notes
AUSIM presentation at VLSI Design & Test
Seminar
ASL Manual - AUSIM uses ASL (Auburn Simulation Language) as the hardware
description language. (ASL files for ISCAS89 Benchmark
Circuits)
AUSIM for
UNIX - a brief user's manual for UNIX workstations that assumes you
are familiar with the AUSIM for DOS version.
Download
workstation version of AUSIM that runs on Windows (NEW VERSION of
ZIP file with updated CBIST tools) - use a DOS or command window to run the
executable ausim.exe (everything else is like the workstation version for
UNIX).
Circular BIST and Scan BIST tools for ASL
(updated version)
AUSIM for Windows (a simple non-hierarchical, logic simulation only version):
AUSIM L2.2 Manual
download
AUSIM L2.2 executable for PC
The download is a .zip file that contains the AUSIM manual, the PC executable,
and the example files that are discussed in the manual. AUSIM version
L2.2 supports only elementary logic gates.
download
AUSIM L2.3 executable for PC
The download is a .zip file that contains the the PC executable for AUSIM
version L2.3 which supports flip-flops including DFF, SRFF, and JKFF.
AUSIM for DOS (hierarchical logic simulation with single stuck-at gate-level fault simulation):
Other simulation tools from the AUBIST Lab:
PSIM for DOS:
PSIM Manual
download PSIM executable for PC
The download is a .zip file that includes the manual (PSIM), the PC executable,
and two example assembly language programs including the one discussed in the
manual.