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In hardware design, thermal simulation is used to predict the heat flow between electronic components and heatspreaders, and to identify potential bottlenecks in a thermal management system, before building physical prototypes...
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Universal Verification Methodology (UVM) is one of the most popular verification methods in digital design, focusing on standardization and reusability of verification IP and environments. For the last few years, Antmicro has...
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Electromagnetic field simulation provides critical data on signal integrity, allowing for iterative design improvements before manufacturing and improved efficiency and reliability when developing dense designs with high-speed...
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Thermal simulation and analysis is an invaluable tool in hardware design and integration, providing critical information about thermal performance of a device (such as temperature distribution across electrical and mechanical...
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Most of Verification IP, or VIP for short, used for industry-grade verification of state-of-the-art ASICs, depends on Unified Verification Methodology (UVM). The UVM library in turn, though itself open source, makes use of...
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Digital design verification often utilizes the so-called constrained randomization functionality offered by SystemVerilog, where in order to efficiently test designs with random but still correct data, a digital logic designer...
