Abstract: Equivalence checking is one of the most important issues in VLSI designs to guarantee that bugs do not enter the design during optimization steps ...
Equivalence checking is one of the most important issues in VLSI designs to guarantee that bugs do not enter the design during optimization steps or ...
In this paper, we propose a new word-level equivalence checking method between two models before and after high-level synthesis or behavioral optimization. Our ...
Bibliographic details on Equivalence Checking with Rule-Based Equivalence Propagation and High-Level Synthesis.
Equivalence Checking with Rule-Based Equivalence Propagation and High-Level Synthesis ; A cycle-accurate compilation algorithm for custom pipelined datapaths.
A scalable SEC algorithm based on symbolic simulation for comparing CCD-. FG and RTL. Equivalence checking involves a word-level dual-rail symbolic simulation, ...
A formal method for checking equivalence between a given behavioral specification prior to scheduling and the one produced by the scheduler is described.
Equivalence checking is useful to verify that a design's function has not changed after an operation like synthesis, or after a functional ECO has been applied.
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Equivalence checking refers to the process of determining whether two system models are functionally similar with respect to their input-output behavior, ...
Equivalence checking takes two designs and ascertains if they have the same functionality. This is important in the design flow.