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The size and complexity of system-on-chip (SoC) design is growing rapidly as more and more IPs/features/functions are put into single die to reduce overall system development cost. It significantly increases SoC verification challenges in recent time due to high degree of integration of complex IPs. In this paper we will be discussing different verification strategies in different areas of verification...
As more and more functions are integrated on a System-On-Chip (SoC), the number of on-chip peripherals is increasing sharply. Most of these peripheral functions use an internal scratchpad memory for temporary storage of data. Hence, the area and power penalty due to a large number of these scratchpad memories distributed across the die is significant. This paper proposes a centralized scratchpad memory...
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