Hardware Design and Verification
Q. Lets take a adder has port definition Input port ( A : 1, B : 1 bit , C: 1 bit ) Output port( Sum : 1 bit, carry : 1 bit ) Write UVM sequence item ? Answer : Lets define a_in ,
UVM resource Db : it is configuration data base , doesn’t have hierarchy like UVM config db so if one units some value to it , it can access by any where UVM config Db : it is configuration data base which inherit property from UVM resource DB also it has component hierarchy, higher in
Welcome to section uvm question and answer part , I will try to put around 20 to 30 questions and answer related to UVM Lets Start What is a virtual sequence and where do we use a virtual sequence? What are its benefits? company favorite question A virtual sequence is a sequence which controls stimulus
Welcome to section uvm question and answer part2 , I will try to put around 20 to 30 questions and answer related to UVM Lets Start What are the different arbitration mechanisms available for a Sequencer? Multiple sequences can interact concurrently with a driver connected to a single interface. The sequencer supports an arbitration mechanism
Welcome to section uvm question and answer part1 , I will try to put around 20 to 30 questions and answer related to UVM Lets Start What are some of the benefits of UVM methodology? UVM is a standard verification methodology which is getting standardized as IEEE 1800.12 standard. UVM consists of a defined methodology
UVM config DB The configuration database provide access to a centralized database where type specific information can be stored and received. config_db can contain scalar objects, class handles, queues, lists, or even virtual interfaces. The database has both a name table and a type table and each resource is entered into both. Resources are stored
Questions What are some of the benefits of UVM methodology? What are some of the drawbacks of UVM methodology? What is the concept of Transaction Level Modelling? What are TLM ports and exports? What are TLM FIFOs? What is the difference between a get() and peek() operation on a TLM ? What is the difference
