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SystemVerilog:
A Panacea for Chip Verification?
SystemVerilog enables re-use of the legacy code and keeps engineers
in the same domain while working on verification or design. Also,
SystemVerilog being an evolution of Verilog with a verification
subset, it comes with an advantage of reduced learning curve for
designers.
- By Shailesh Dave, eInfochips Read
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Today's demanding consumer video applications
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1. SystemVerilog reference
verification methodology: Introduction
Verification is the single biggest challenge
in the design of system-on-chip (SoC) devices and reusable IP blocks.
Traditional verification methods struggle to keep pace with the
ever-increasing size and complexity of designs More...
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Thomas Anderson, Janick Bergeron, Eduard Cerny, Alan Hunter, and
Andrew Nightingale
2. Using
SystemVerilog Assertions in RTL Code
SystemVerilog Assertions (SVA) form an important subset
of SystemVerilog, and as such may be introduced into existing Verilog
and VHDL design flows More...
- Michael Smith
3. Design of SystemVerilog
Assertion IP
SystemVerilog provides an effective means for designing assertion-based
Verification IP and integrating it with a testbench More...
- By E. Cerny, J. Bergeron, M. K. Thottasseri and T. Anderson
4. A hierarchy
of needs for SoC IP reuse
The semiconductor intellectual property (IP) industry is
about 15 years old, but it seems that we are still far away from
the dream of effective IP reuse on the scale that we need. In the
early days, companies could have a legitimate IP make versus buy
discussion for their next chip More...
- By Warren Savage
5. FPGAs
for prototyping - ASICs for production
FPGAs are a valuable technology for designing and prototyping
digital logic into medium-volume, medium-density applications. Their
high unit cost, however, makes an FPGA cost-prohibitive to move
into production More...
- By Terry Danzer
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