What are different between software VM-FEX and hardware VM-FEX?

Hi everybody,
I am confuse software VM-FEX and hardware VM-FEX.
Does the software VM-FEX is Emulated mode and hardware VM-FEX is VMdirectpath mode?
If i design a VM-FEX, is there must have nexus 1000V or not ?
Is  Nexus 1000V and VM-FEX must work together or select one of them?

Have a look at http://keepingitclassless.net/2013/06/cisco-vm-fex-and-the-nexus-1000v/
VM-FEX in hardware requires on the host side a VIC adaptor, and a UCS FI or N5k as a switch (and control plane)
VM-FEX in hardware has 2 submodes (PTS = Emulated Mode) and UPS (path Through)
VM-FEX makes use of the VEM module (same as N1K; it is operated in a different mode however)
VEM can do N1k local switching or VM-FEX path through, but not both !

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