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Posted on May 20, 2010 by saturday
By Hemendra Talesara Complexity In his recent presentation discussing verification of the Power7 processor, John Ludden of IBM opened with a quote from an IBM exec more than a decade ago. “it’s not rocket science”- a perception held by some … Continue reading →
Posted in Austin, Design Verification, Technical Review
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Tagged Architecture, checkers, Complex Architectures, functional design verification, functional verification, RTL testbench, Technical Review, Verification
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Posted on March 27, 2009 by admin
This article presents an overview of functional design verification using a coverage driven methodology while attempting to answer the question of how much testing is enough. Continue reading →
Posted in Technical Review
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Tagged checkers, Complex Architectures, corner cases, coverage driven methodology, coverage grid, Coverage metrics, coverage monitors, directed assembly code tests, directed testing, Distribution of Coverage Points, functional design verification, general purpose microprocessor, mobile computing, random test generator, RTL testbench, Verification Progress
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Posted on February 20, 2009 by admin
Anyone who has worked on a microprocessor design in recent years knows that verification has become a larger and larger share of the effort to bring a product to market. Designs are becoming increasingly complex and this complexity is often … Continue reading →
Posted in Technical Review
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Tagged emulation, hardware based verification, RTL emulator hybrid, RTL testbench, verification completion, verification platforms
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