SystemVerilog for Hardware Description RTL Design and Verification
This book introduces the reader to FPGA based design for RTL synthesis. It describes simple to complex RTL design scenarios using SystemVerilog. The book builds the story from basic fundamentals of FPGA based designs to advance RTL design and verification
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SystemVerilog for Hardware Description RTL Design and Verification
SystemVerilog for Hardware Description
Vaibbhav Taraate
SystemVerilog for Hardware Description RTL Design and Verification
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Vaibbhav Taraate 1 Rupee S T Pune, Maharashtra, India
ISBN 978-981-15-4404-0 ISBN 978-981-15-4405-7 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-4405-7
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Preface
Over the past two decades, the design complexity has grown exponentially, and to have bug-free SOCs and products, more efforts are required in the area of verification. The verification planning, a verification architecture definition allows us to launch the bug-free products and SOC designs. The goal of verification team is to find the functional bugs during the early stage of the design. With the exponentially rise of the design complexity, the greater number of team members are required to cater the work in the area of RTL verification and even in the physical verification. The scenario has changed from the year 2005 as more man hours are needed in the verification areas. The goal is coverage-driven and assertion-based verification. Most of us were using Verilog-1995, Verilog-2001 and Verilog-2005 during the past decade, but the real issue was lack of object-oriented programming features. Due to this, the verification was a time-consuming process. The new languages were evolved during the year 1995 to 2005 to cater the need of verification of ASICs and SOCs. The system C with TLM for system verification and SystemVerilog which is sup
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