Simulation

What is Functional Simulation?

Functional simulation is the process of verifying the functional behavior of a design by simulating it in software. It does not consider the timing delays of the internal logic or interconnects and is not helpful in software development.

The purpose of simulation is to verify the individual IPs or the individual blocks of the IC.

The benefits of Functional Simulation

Quick to set up
High visibility in the design
Bugs are identified early in the design
All corner cases of the designs are verified
Not expensive

Limitations:

Very slow speed
Complex designs are not easily simulated
Verification of the entire IC is difficult
All possible scenarios and states are not covered
Verification of software is not possible
Timing-related issues are not identified

S2C Related Complete Prototyping Solutions

Methodology For Soc / ASIC Application Demands

Prototyping

Formal Verification

Emulation

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What type of chip are you designing

What is the capacity of the ASIC gate included in the design?

5 million-20 million

20 million-50 million

50 million-100 million

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Which FPGA do you prefer to use?

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Segmentation tool

Multiple FPGA debugging tools

Co-modeling tool (allows large amounts of data to interact between FPGA and PC host)

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