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SystemVerilog

 
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Course Number525
Price NIS before VAT / Tcs5040 / 12
Duration (Days)4
LanguageEnglish/Hebrew
LevelAdvanced
JanFebMarAprMayJun
  23-25   02-05
 
JulAugSepOctNovDec
    09-12  
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This comprehensive hands-on intensive course provides complete and integrated training program. It is structured as a comparison between traditional Verilog 1995 and newer Verilog standards 1364-2001 and 1800-2005 SystemVerilog. The goal of this course is to fulfill the needs and requirements for engineers, who want to exploit wide breadth of SystemVerilog features for both design and verification.

Skills Gained

After completing this training, you will be able to:

  • Use Verilog 2001 and SystemVerilog design advanced techniques
  • Create reusable parameterized designs and verification models
  • Create libraries and configurations
  • Build abstract models for verification of digital designs, using class-based object oriented constructs
  • Create random, coverage driven simulation environment
  • Discuss SystemVerilog IEEE-1800 assertions
 
  • Verilog 1364-2001 features for design and test-benches
  • SystemVerilog data types
  • Procedural statements and flow control
  • Arrays and lists
  • Interfaces and Clocking Blocks
  • Verilog 1364-2001 and SystemVerilog new operators
  • Packages and configuration libraries
  • Programs and module binding
  • Object oriented modeling - structs and classes
  • Random and constrained simulation
  • Assertions basics
  • Coverage
 
  • Lab 1: Creation of parameterized design using Verilog 2001
  • Lab 2: Writing short design and test-bench using new constructs
  • Lab 3: Manipulating packed, unpacked, static and dynamic arrays and lists
  • Lab 4: Writing short design and test-bench using interfaces
  • Lab 5: Writing SystemVerilog packages and library configurations
  • Lab 6: Write short design and test-bench using programs and bind techniques
  • Lab 7: Write SystemVerilog programs using abstract object oriented modeling
  • Lab 8: Create program using random and constrained variables
  • Lab 9: Writing assertions and debugging short design
  • Lab10: Testing coverage of existing small verification environment
  • Experienced Verilog design and verification engineers who want to use Verilog 1364-2001 and SystemVerilog 1800-2005 features for modeling, synthesis and verification of digital designs
  • Digital design knowledge, Verilog 1364-1995
 
 
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