High-level verification

Known as: High level verification

High-level verification (HLV), or electronic system-level (ESL) verification, is the task to verify ESL designs at high abstraction level, i.e., it…

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2017

Microcode is a technique that is used to implement internal state machine sequencing in different type of controllers addressing…

2016

In this paper an alternative method to symbolic segmentation is studied. Semantic segmentation being one of the most difficult…

2015

It is widely known in the engineering community that more than 60% of the IC design project time is spent on verification. For…

2013

This book explores the theory of High-Level Decision Diagrams in application to formal verification and design error correction…

2007

In the design process of real-time systems, formal verification establishes global properties of high-level specifications while…

2006

We present a systematic method of verification for a hierarchical hybrid system which is developed using a bottom-up approach…

2005

In this paper we present and evaluate four delay queues designed for application tailored Ravenscar hardware real time kernels…

2001

In this paper we discuss the use of high-level verification on handwritten numeral strings. First of all, we introduce the…

2000

A single node of a modern scalable multiprocessor consists of several ASICs comprising tens of millions of gates. This level of…

1987

In the development of a silicon compiler, one has to choose if synchronous or selftimed systems should be generated. In the…