We thought that it might make for interesting reading to compile a list of the most downloaded presentations from past DVClub events.
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Chuck Alley, IBM
Using PSL and FoCs for Functional Coverage Verification
Bob Colwell, Intel (Retired)
Raj Dayal, Qualcomm
Managing Deployment of SVAs in Your Project
Ish Kumar Dham, Texas Instruments
Design Verification to Application Validation of a Multiprocessor SoC
Sanjay Gupta, IBM
Narasimha Karunakar, AMD
Low-Power Verification Challenges
Mark A Firstenberg, IBM
Experience with Formal Methods, Especially Sequential Equivalence Checking
Jai Kumar, Sun
Leveraging Low-Cost FPGA Prototyping for Validation of Highly Threaded Server-on-Chip
John Ludden, IBM
Mainline Functional Verification of IBM’s POWER7 Processor Core
Milind Padhye, Freescale
Wireless Low Power and Verification Challenges
Somdipta Basu Roy, Texas Instruments
Scott Runner, Qualcomm
Verification of Wireless SoCs: No Longer in the Dark Ages
Sakar Jain, Freescale
Verification of the QorIQ Communication Platform’s CoreNet Fabric with SystemVerilog
Shahram Salamian, Intel
Intel Atom Processor Pre-Silicon Verification Experience
Jason Stinson, Intel
Pre-Si Verification for Post-Si Validation
Paul Tobin, AMD
Verification in a Global Design Community
Durgam Vahia, Sun
Mapping Server-Class Multi-Threaded OpenSPARC T1 Processor Core on FPGAs
David Williamson, ARM
Paul Zehr, Intel