The Unified Power Format (UPF) is used to specify the power intent of a design. Once written, the UPF file is applied at every stage of the design cycle — starting with the RTL, then the gate-level, ...
Simulations are an important part of the verification cycle in the process of hardware designing. It can be performed at varying degrees of physical abstraction: In many companies RTL simulations is ...
When we verify a System on Chip (SoC) that embeds microprocessors with several digital peripherals, and possibly analog blocks as well, we want to check all the implemented features and possible ...
Many designers continue to perform timing simulation for gate-level designs. Through an add-on module for its Siloti Visibility Enhancement software, Novas Software now brings timing-accurate ...
ANDOVER, Mass.-- March 23, 2012--Avery Design Systems Inc., an innovator in functional verification productivity solutions, today announced availability of its revolutionary X verification solution, ...
With gate counts and system complexity growing exponentially, new submicron technologies pose many challenges in both the design and verification domains. Nowadays, many high-performance ...
Today it is not unusual for FPGA users to have to deal with more than one language in their designs. At earlier stages of the design development it may be necessary to interface HDL simulation with ...
Once in a while I’m asked if it’s necessary to check power and ground connections with VDD/VSS-aware simulation on a physical (PG) netlist. The short answer is: “No, as long as you have run LP ...
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