Sequential logic equivalence checkers (SLEC) on the market can help verify the correctness of sequential changes made to the design (like pipelining, retiming, rescheduling, clock gating, etc.).

For electronic system-level (ESL) methodologies to come to fruition, designers need to be able to nimbly move between levels of abstraction, especially when it comes to sequential ...

Verilog provides reg and integer data types with 4 logic values for each bit. These multi-value data types are not always required for RTL-level modelling, where most logic can be represented using ...

Then we use Verific’s text-based design modification infrastructure to make the final textual changes to the Verilog files. Step 2 verifies that the refactored statements implement the same ...