Cadence Design Systems, Inc.

Maxim Integrated Products, Inc.

Neyaz Khan

Yaron Kashai

John Paul Decker

Madhavi Kulkarni

Efrat Shneydor

A device verification system includes a device under test (DUT) including digital logic and a plurality of digital memories coupled to the digital logic; a plurality of hardware Verification Intellectual Property (VIP) modules coupled to the DUT to verify hardware of the DUT; and a plurality of software VIP modules coupled to the DUT to verify firmware of the DUT. A method for verifying the functionality of a device under test includes automatically developing code segments representing a series of firmware test patterns with a software Verification Intellectual Property (VIP) module; transferring code segments representing the series of firmware test patterns into a digital memory of a device under test (DUT) that includes digital logic; and monitoring the functional operation of the DUT as it uses the digital logic to execute the code segments representing the series of firmware test patterns stored in digital memory.

Device verification system with firmware universal verification component

The present disclosure relates to a computer-implemented method for automatically generating a power management verification component. The method may include receiving one or more inputs including a power intent definition. The method may further include automatically generating a power management verification environment based upon, at least in part, the power intent definition, the power management verification environment including at least one of a driver and a monitor.

System, method, and computer program product for automatic power management verification

A low power integrated circuit design verification method and tool for automatically synthesizing a set of low power assertions from statements of low power intent. The low power intent statements provide low power constraint information for an integrated circuit design. The low power assertions are automatically synthesized from the low power intent statements and may be used to monitor, check and verify power controller signals. The low power assertions may also be used to collect low power functional coverage data.

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