Hardware design verification simulation and formal method-based approaches

The Practical, Start-to-Finish Guide to Modern Digital Design Verification As digital logic designs grow larger and more complex, functional verification has become the number one bottleneck in the design process. Reducing verification time is crucial to project success, yet many practicing engineer...

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Integrated circuits Verification
Circuits intégrés ; Vérification
Integrated circuits ; Verification
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Hardware design verification simulation and formal method-based approaches
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Circuits intégrés ; Vérification
Integrated circuits ; Verification
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Circuits intégrés ; Vérification
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