I want to paraphrase this please Hardware architecture: OP4510 OP4510 simulator,

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Hardware architecture: OP4510

OP4510 simulator, shown in Figure 1.5, was used in this project. The OP4510 simulator is equipped with the latest generation of Intel Xeon four-core processors and a powerful Xilinx Kintex 7 FPGA. Co-simulation between FPGA and CPU is also possible, thanks to a fast PCIexpress link exchanging data and signals between devices [10]. Simulation time-step of the FPGA can go to as low as 160ns making it possible to simulate high frequency converters accurately. OP4510 contains 16 Analog I/O channels and 32 Digital I/O. The architecture of the simulator is shown in Figure 1.6

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Time to talk about this beast; OP4510
We are using this OP4510 simulator (shown in Figure 1.5) in our project. This simulator is armored with blazing fast latest generation of Intel Xeon four core processors and a herculean Xilinix Kintex FPGA. It's also the host of a fast PCIexpress link that exchanges data and signals between devices [10], and thus adds great flexibility in it's performance by making the co-simulation possible between FPGA and CPU. Also, it has an add-on feature, the simulation time-step is ultra low of the order of 160 ns which aids in simulating the high frequency converters accurately. It has got 16 Analog I/O channels and 32 Digital I/O channels. The basic architecture of OP4510 simulator is given in Figure 1.6

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