UVM based verification of iAPX 186 processor modules

UVM is used to enable faster development and reuse of System Verilog based Verification Environment. The use of UVM is to develop reusable test bench. The UVM class library contains configuration database, TLM and component hierarchy. Each and every component in the verification environment has a sp...

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Pollution
Quadcopter
Real-Time
Verification
Weather Monitoring
Wireless Communication
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