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SystemVerilog Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts SystemVerilog, a powerful hardware description language, incorporates object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts. This enables a more modular, reusable, and maintainable design approach. Key OOP Concepts in…

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SystemVerilog Assertions

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SystemVerilog Assertions (SVA) is a powerful language feature used to formally verify the functional correctness of digital designs. It allows you to specify properties that the design must satisfy, and…

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SystemVerilog Constraints

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SystemVerilog Constraints (SVC) is a powerful language feature used to specify design constraints, especially in the context of formal verification and constrained-random verification (CRV). It allows you to define the…

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SystemVerilog Interfaces

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SystemVerilog Interfaces provide a powerful and flexible way to encapsulate multiple signals and clock/reset signals into a single unit. This enhances design modularity, reusability, and testability. Key Components of an…

SystemVerilog Tasks and Functions

SystemVerilog Tasks and Functions

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Understanding the Basics Tasks: Execute a block of code sequentially. Can have input, output, and inout arguments. Can be called from other tasks, functions, or modules. Can be blocking or…

SystemVerilog Procedural Blocks:

SystemVerilog Procedural Blocks:

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Procedural blocks in SystemVerilog are used to describe the behavior of a digital design at the algorithmic level. They provide a mechanism to specify a sequence of operations that execute…

SystemVerilog Operators

SystemVerilog Operators

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SystemVerilog, like other programming languages, offers a rich set of operators to perform various operations on data. These operators are categorized into different types: Arithmetic Operators: Addition (+): Adds two…

System Verilog Arrays

SystemVerilog Arrays

15 December 2024 chipcoverage.com

SystemVerilog supports two types of arrays: Packed Arrays: Elements are stored in contiguous memory locations. Access individual bits or groups of bits. Commonly used for representing bus signals, register values,…

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SystemVerilog Enumeration Data Type

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An enumeration data type in SystemVerilog is a user-defined data type that consists of a set of named integer constants. It provides a way to define symbolic names for specific…

SystemVerilog Strings

SystemVerilog Strings

15 December 2024 chipcoverage.com

SystemVerilog, a powerful hardware description language (HDL), offers robust string handling capabilities. Strings are sequences of characters enclosed in double quotes (“”). They are widely used in various applications, including…

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    • Verilog Syntax
    • Verilog Assign Statement
    • Verilog Operators With Examples
    • Verilog Concatenation
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    • What is Verilog? Its History, Evolution, and Modern-Day Relevance
  • System Verilog
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    • SystemVerilog Procedural Blocks:
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      • Register Abstraction Layer (RAL) Model Structure
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      • RAL Predictor
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      • UVM Environment
      • UVM Sequence Items
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      • UVM Sequencer
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      • Back-door access Methods
      • UVM Back-door Access HDL Paths
      • UVM User-defined Back-door Access
      • UVM Back-door Access for Protected Memories
  • Interview Questions
    • Verilog Interview Questions
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    • UVM Interview Questions
  • Advanced Topics
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