Abbrevation
DVCon
City
San Jose
Country
United States
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<P><STRONG>Topic suggestions:</STRONG><BR>We encourage you to contribute your experiences with hardware design and verification languages, advanced tools and methodologies, and to participate in the valuable exchange of ideas&#046;</P> <P>• Experience using ESL and/or TLM for system&#8211;level design and verification<BR>• Experiences deploying a verification methodology library<BR>• Experiences with System&#8211;on&#8211;Chip design<BR>• Designing and/or verifying complex ASICs and FPGAs<BR>• Using multiple HDLs and/or HVLs in a design cycle<BR>• Techniques for generating constrained&#8211;random test, or other automated stimulus generation methods<BR>• Synthesizing transaction&#8211;level or abstract designs from high&#8211;level languages such as SystemC, System Verilog or C++, to RTL<BR>• Experiences with hardware/software co&#8211;design and co&#8211;verification<BR>• Experiences with mixed&#8211;signal simulation<BR>• Verification techniques that really work (and what did not work)<BR>• Verification process and resource management<BR>• Assertion&#8211;based verification<BR>• Coverage&#8211;driven verification<BR>• Design and verification IP experiences, good and bad<BR>• Any topic involving the use of an HDL or HVL <BR>• Debug techniques for HVL testbenches and complex software&#8211;style testbenches<BR>• Debug techniques for SoCs with black&#8211;box and grey&#8211;box IP<BR>• Debug techniques for ESL and abstract models<BR>• Software engineering techniques for advanced testbenches focusing on efficiency for scalability<BR>• Experience with formal and semi&#8211;formal techniques<BR>• Experience with deployment of recently approved standards<BR></P>