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  • UVM Reporting

  • Functional Coverage with Covergroups

    In this session you will learn how to create a covergroup.

  • Functional Coverage with Covergroups

  • Introduction to Sequences

    In this session you will learn how to create sequences in a variety of configurations.

  • Introduction to Sequences

  • ST-Ericsson Speeds Time to Functional Verification Closure with Questa Verification Platform

  • There's Productivity. And Then There's Productivity

  • UVM: What's New, What's Next and Why You Care

    This session will teach you everything you need to know about the future of UVM. We'll briefly cover the new features included in UVM1.2 and how to minimize their impact, and we'll identify the key subset of UVM features that will make your environment truly reusable from block to system-level verification while providing the ideal platform for integrating new solutions and standards.

  • Stories of an AMS Verification Dude: Model Shmodel

    Well, here I am again. Last time I talked about putting stuff together, and when I mean stuff, it turned out that the digital folks handed me an RTL and the analog dudes gave me a SPICE netlist. I finally got it all working together, and let ‘er rip, thinking that this was easy and I’ll be done in no time.

  • Use of Iterative Weight-Age Constraint to Implement Dynamic Verification Components

  • UVM Testbench Structure and Coverage Improvement in a Mixed Signal Verification Environment

  • Best Practices for FPGA and ASIC Development

    This is an overview of best practices for FPGA or ASIC design, assuming a traditional waterfall development process. There are four development phases: PLAN, EXECUTE, VERIFY and SUPPORT. A review step is recommended between each phase, as prescribed by DO-254. These concepts can be used in alternative methodologies, like Agile.

  • Optimizing Emulator Utilization

    Emulators, like Siemens EDA Veloce, are able to run designs in RTL orders of magnitude faster than logic simulators. As a result, emulation is used to execute verification runs which would be otherwise impractical in logic simulation.

  • UVM 1.2 Class Reference

    v1.2 The UVM Class Library provides the building blocks needed to quickly develop well-constructed and reusable verification components and test environments in SystemVerilog. This UVM Class Reference provides detailed reference information for each user-visible class in the UVM library. For additional information on using UVM, see the UVM User’s Guide located in the top level directory within the UVM kit.

  • Stories of an AMS Verification Dude: Putting Stuff Together

  • Taming Power Aware Bugs with Questa®

  • UVM 1.2 is Coming, so be Prepared

    In this session, you will learn everything you need to know about the future of UVM including new features, performance, backward-compatibility concerns and more.

  • Verification Cookbook Glossary

    This page is an index to the glossary of various terms defined and used in the Cookbook.

  • Sequence Library

    Updating your VIP/testbench sequence library is one task that you may have to perform while migrating from OVM to UVM.

  • Convert Phase Methods

    Part of the OVM to UVM conversion process is to change the method names for OVM phase methods (build, connect, run, etc) to the new UVM signature for phase methods.

  • Migrating from OVM to UVM

    A Roadmap for upgrading to UVM - this guide covers the minimum steps to upgrade your VIP and testbench from OVM to UVM compatibility, then goes into more detail on some further steps for UVM conformance.

  • Questa Compiling UVM

    The UVM class library is an open source SystemVerilog package that relies on DPI c code in order to implement some of the library features such as regular expression matching and register backdoor accesses.

  • Deprecated Code

    Accellera UVM1.0 used OVM2.1.1 as it's basis, with the intention of preserving backwards compatibility where possible.

  • Phase Aware

    OVM code can be ported to run on the UVM.

  • Arbitrating Between Sequences

    The uvm_sequencer has a built-in mechanism to arbitrate between sequences which could be running concurrently on a sequencer.