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  • Sequences and Tests | Japanese

  • Sequences and Tests

  • Monitors and Subscribers

  • Monitors and Subscribers | Japanese

  • Monitors and Subscribers

    This session explains how to create passive components such as monitors and subscribers, and how to connect them using analysis ports.

  • Reporting

  • Reporting | Japanese

  • Reporting

    This session explains message reporting in UVM, and shows simple ways in which reporting can be customized.

  • UVM Basics

    UVM Basics will raise a user's level of UVM knowledge to the point where users have sufficient confidence in their own technical understanding that it becomes less of a barrier to adoption.

  • Architecting a UVM Testbench

    This session covers the basic architecture of a UVM testbench, including the introduction of the Agent/UVC component.

  • Architecting a UVM Testbench

  • Understanding the Factory and Configuration

  • Understanding the Factory and Configuration

    This session shows how tests can use the factory to control the type of components that get instantiated in a UVM environment.

  • Modeling Transactions

    This session outlines the methods needed in the design of a sequence item (a.k.a. “transaction") for use in UVM.

  • Modeling Transactions

  • How TLM Works

  • How TLM Works

    This session discusses the use of TLM interfaces in UVM to facilitate the creation of modular, hierarchical components.

  • The Proper Care and Feeding of Sequences

    This session covers the creation and execution of sequences, including the interaction of the sequence and driver.

  • The Proper Care and Feeding of Sequences

  • Layered Sequences

  • Layered Sequences

    This session shows how to create a virtual sequence, which controls the execution of other sequences and how to model layered protocols.

  • Setting Up the Register Layer

    This session introduces the UVM Register Layer, showing you how to create register models that reflect the operation of the hardware registers in your DUT.

  • Writing and Managing Tests

    This session shows how to create a set of tests derived from a base test that defines the default setup of your environment, including how to invoke specific tests from the command line.

  • Writing and Managing Tests

  • Setting Up the Register Layer