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by Nir Weintroub, CEO, and Sani Jabsheh, Verisense
As the complexity of electronics for airborne applications continues to rise, an increasing number of applications need to comply with the RTCA DO-254/ Eurocae ED-80 standard for certification of complex electronic hardware, which includes FPGAs and ASICs.
The DO-254 standard requires that for the most stringent levels of compliance (levels A and B), the verification process for FPGAs and ASICs must measure and record the verification coverage by running tests on the device in its operational environment. What this essentially means is that verification engineers and designers need to compare the behavior of the physical outputs of the device on the hardware device pins with their
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