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  • Functional Debug: Verification and Beyond

    In this session, we will explore an alternative approach to SoC development, analysis, debug and bring up. We will describe a different approach, in which debug and performance tuning is considered from the outset, by including within the SoC a light but independent infrastructure dedicated to bringing debug visibility across the entire SoC – an approach which is independent of CPU architecture.

  • Bringing Reset and Power Domains Together – Confronting UPF Instrumentation

    This session specifically talks about the issues encountered in Reset Domain Crossing introduced by UPF instrumentation. UPF instrumentation may lead to higher number of new Resets which are not part of the design specification leading to huge verification turnaround time.

  • “Bounded Proof” Sign-Off with Formal Coverage

    In this session, we will show how “Formal Coverage” methodologies and the resulting data enable engineers to effectively judge the quality of verification that these “bounded proofs” provide.

  • Handling Reset Domain Crossing for Designs with Set-Reset Flops

    This session specifically explores the different possible scenarios with such flops and problems introduced by these in the RDC closure. Which potentially can be dangerous and time consuming.

  • I Didn’t Know Visualizer Could Do That

    In this session, you will learn about Visualizer's powerful features that improve debug productivity for System Verilog/UVM, transaction-level, RTL, gate-level and low-power design and verification.

  • Preventing Glitch Nightmares on CDC Paths

    As we are investing more in automotive and safety-critical designs, there is a renewed focus on design reliability. Glitches on clock-domain-crossing (CDC) signals will undoubtedly reduce reliability and lead to potential silicon failures. Hence, CDC verification is essential at both the RTL and the gate-level. Previously, we have been focusing on preventing and catching glitches on the data multiplexing paths.

  • Applying Big Data to Next-Generation Coverage Analysis and Closure

    In this session, we will explore new ways of visualizing coverage data from different verification platforms – including simulation, emulation, FPGA and virtual prototyping and formal verification – to facilitate analytical navigation, and applying advanced analytics, including data mining and machine learning, to help your team identify functional coverage holes and effectively mobilize your verification team to reach coverage closure like never before.

  • The Life of a SystemVerilog Variable

    This session presents a background on the different categories of variable lifetimes, what their intended use models are, and how improper usage can be corrected.

  • ModelSim to Questa - Productivity Features

    In this session, you will gain an understanding of the differences between the ModelSim and Questa simulators and will be introduced to the advanced verification techniques and methodology necessary for design and verification of high-end FPGA and ASIC.

  • Verification Learns a New Language: An IEEE 1800.2 Python Implementation

    This session introduces `pyuvm`, a Python implementation of IEEE Spec 1800.2. It discusses the Python tricks used to implement UVM features such as the factory, FIFOs, and config_db.

  • Spiral Refinement Methodology for Silicon Bug Hunt

    In this session, we capture the refinement process into a step-by-step methodology, formulate it graphically so that it is easy to understand and replicate.

  • Advance your Designs with Advances in CDC and RDC

    In this session you will gain an understanding of valuable new capabilities available in Questa CDC, RDC and Signoff CDC.

  • Automatic Formal Verification - Questa Static and Formal Apps

    In this session, you will gain an understanding of the automatic formal applications that can be used to solve current design and verification challenges.

  • Trends in Functional Verification

    Adopting proven solutions to achieve functional correctness has become critical. In this talk Harry will explore today’s functional verification landscape and present the latest industry trends.

  • I'm Excited About Formal...My Journey From Skeptic To Believer

    In this session, you will learn the about unlikely journey into formal for a verification engineer who’s spent an entire career using simulation.

  • A Methodology for Comprehensive CDC Analysis

    In this session we will talk about the right methodology of Clock-Domain Crossing analysis for early design closure.

  • The ABC of Formal Verification

    This tutorial webinar covers formal methodology in detail focusing on the ABCs of formal: (A) abstraction, (B) bug hunting & building proofs, and (C) coverage in the context of property checking.

  • Embedded Software Debug Using Codelink and Visualizer

    In this session, you will learn how you can save time and improve your embedded software debug techniques by utilizing tips and tricks in Post simulation.

  • Visualizer Coverage: Debug and Visualize All Your Coverage

    In this session, you will learn coverage techniques including; how to use testplan tracker in Visualizer to analyze the testplan, finding uncovered items using code and functional coverage windows and fixing them using coverage debugging mode.

  • Interactive Debug Techniques for UVM, SystemVerilog and RTL using Visualizer

    This session will cover different techniques for debugging SystemVerilog UVM testbench and RTL source code while running a live simulation.

  • Reducing Area & Power Consumption with Formal-based ‘X’ Verification

    In this session we will share a comprehensive static and formal-based methodology employing this app that enables design teams to root cause ‘X’ issues early in the RTL design process.

  • Stimulating Simulating 2: UVM Sequences

    In this session, you will learn more about UVM Sequences; creating classes, transactions flow and virtual sequences. In addition, Chris will share best practices with UVM sequence classes.

  • Should I Kill My Formal Run? Part 2: Avoid Trouble and Set Yourself Up For Success

    In this session we assume you are about to kick off a formal analysis, and want to make sure you will avoid the most obvious pitfalls in setting up your formal testbench, the DUT, and the runner scripting.

  • Stimulating Simulating: UVM Transactions

    In this session, you will learn how to create classes for UVM transactions, also known as sequence items. You will also be shown how to add new functionality to a transaction, by extending the class and much more.

  • Verilog Basics for SystemVerilog Constrained Random Verification

    In this session we will review two of the most common issues when constraint solver results do not match your intent: 1) not understanding how Verilog expression evaluation rules apply to interpret the rules of basic algebra, and 2) not understanding the affect probability has on choosing solution values.