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by Nehul Mathur, Udaipur Rajasthan, Sunil Sharma, Udaipur Rajasthan - Swedish Public Relations Association , 1996
"... In this paper, we are implementing the Convolutional encoder and viterbi decoder with code rate 2/3 using verilog. The main issue of this paper is to implement the RTL level model of Convolutional encoder and viterbi decoder, with the testing results of behavior model. We tried to achieve a low sili ..."
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In this paper, we are implementing the Convolutional encoder and viterbi decoder with code rate 2/3 using verilog. The main issue of this paper is to implement the RTL level model of Convolutional encoder and viterbi decoder, with the testing results of behavior model. We tried to achieve a low

802.11a Transmitter: A Case Study in Microarchitectural Exploration

by Nirav Dave, Michael Pellauer, Steve Gerding - In Proceedings of Formal Methods and Models for Codesign (MEMOCODE). ACM-IEEE , 2006
"... Hand-held devices have rigid constraints regarding power dissipation and energy consumption. Whether a new functionality can be supported often depends upon its power requirements. Concerns about the area (or cost) are generally addressed after a design can meet the performance and power requirement ..."
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requirements. Different micro-architectures have very different area, timing and power characteristics, and these need RTL-level models to be evaluated. In this paper we discuss the microarchitectural exploration of an 802.11a transmitter via synthesizable and highly-parametrized descriptions written

PTLsim: A cycle accurate full system x86-64 microarchitectural simulator

by Matt T. Yourst - in ISPASS ’07 , 2007
"... In this paper, we introduce PTLsim, a cycle accurate full system x86-64 microprocessor simulator and virtual machine. PTLsim models a modern superscalar out of order x86-64 processor core at a configurable level of detail ranging from RTL-level models of all key pipeline structures, caches and devic ..."
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In this paper, we introduce PTLsim, a cycle accurate full system x86-64 microprocessor simulator and virtual machine. PTLsim models a modern superscalar out of order x86-64 processor core at a configurable level of detail ranging from RTL-level models of all key pipeline structures, caches

Configurable RTL model for level-1 caches

by Vahid Saljooghi, Alen Bardizbanyan, Magnus Själ, Per Larsson-edefors - in Proc. IEEE NORCHIP Conf , 2012
"... Abstract—Level-1 (L1) cache memories are complex circuits that tightly integrate memory, logic, and state machines near the processor datapath. During the design of a processor-based system, many different cache configurations that vary in, for example, size, associativity, and replacement policies, ..."
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. Comprising both a data and instruction cache, the RTL cache model that we present in this paper has a wide array of configurable parameters. Apart from different cache size parameters, the model also supports different replacement policies, associativities, and data write policies. The model is written

High-Level vs. RTL Combinational Equivalence: An Introduction

by Alan J. Hu , 2006
"... With increasing use of higher-than-RTL specifications as the starting point of designs, a pressing need has emerged for equivalence verification between a high-level (e.g., non-synthesizable software) model and RTL. Other papers in this invided ..."
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With increasing use of higher-than-RTL specifications as the starting point of designs, a pressing need has emerged for equivalence verification between a high-level (e.g., non-synthesizable software) model and RTL. Other papers in this invided

oC Power Estimation at the RTL Abstraction Level

by Guilherme Guindani, Cezar Reinbrecht, Ney Calazans, O Gehm Moraes
"... The increasing use of mobile electronic devices forces the design of integrated circuits to consider low power techniques. Current power estimation models for oCs capitalize mostly in the volume of information transmitted through the network. This work presents a more precise oC power estimation mod ..."
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The increasing use of mobile electronic devices forces the design of integrated circuits to consider low power techniques. Current power estimation models for oCs capitalize mostly in the volume of information transmitted through the network. This work presents a more precise oC power estimation

ATLAS: Automatic Term-Level Abstraction of RTL Designs

by Bryan A. Brady, Randal E. Bryant, Sanjit A. Seshia, John W. O’Leary , 2010
"... Abstraction plays a central role in formal verification. Term-level abstraction is a technique for abstracting word-level terms, functional blocks with uninterpreted functions, and memories with a suitable theory of memories. A major challenge for any abstraction technique is to determine what comp ..."
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modulo theories (SMT). We demonstrate our approach for verifying processor designs, interface logic, and low-power designs. We present experimental evidence that our approach is efficient and that the resulting term-level models are easier to verify even when the abstracted designs generate larger SAT

Word level predicate abstraction and refinement for verifying rtl verilog

by Himanshu Jain, Daniel Kroening, Natasha Sharygina, Edmund Clarke - in Design Automation Conference , 2005
"... Model checking techniques applied to large industrial circuits suf-fer from the state space explosion problem. A major technique to address this problem is abstraction. The most commonly used abstraction technique for hardware verification is localization re-duction, which removes latches that are n ..."
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that are not relevant to the prop-erty. However, localization reduction fails to reduce the size of the model if the property actually depends on most of the latches. This paper proposes to use predicate abstraction for verifying RTL Ver-ilog, a technique successfully used for software verification. The main challenge

Verification of TransactionLevel SystemC models using RTL Testbenches

by Rohit Jindal, Kshitiz Jain - Proc. of MEMOCODE 2003
"... System architects working on SoC design have traditionally been hampered by the lack of a coherente methodology for architecture evaluation and co-verification of hardware and software. SystemC 2.0 facilitates the development of Transaction-Level Models (TLMs) which are models of the hardware system ..."
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system components at higher level of abstraction than RTL. Due to lower modeling effort yet higher simulation speed, TLMs are useful for architectural exploration, algorithmic evaluation, hardware-software partitioning and software development. The problems posed by SOC design methodologies require

A Scalable Multi-Dimensional NoC Simulation Model for Diverse Spatio-temporal Traffic Patterns

by Awet Yemane Weldezion, Matt Grange, Dinesh Pamunuwa, Axel Jantsch, Hannu Tenhunen
"... Abstract—This paper describes a powerful simulation platform that enables accurate simulations of numerous network configurations under realistic traffic patterns to predict the performance and power needs of a 3-D integrated system early in the design flow. The simulation platform can model virtual ..."
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virtually any sized 2-D or 3-D network configuration, providing low-cost and fast tradeoff evaluations of various systems architectures. The network simulator uses scalable RTL-level models that can be used for accurate power and timing analyses. We demonstrate the capability of our simulation model
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