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UVM Testbench Made Easy

Workshop

Online Live

Due to the complexity of the UVM library, creating a testbench is a time-consuming task and requires extensive knowledge of the capabilities offered by the library. To support verification engineers in the initial creation of a testbench infrastructure, the UVM framework was developed to create a UVM testbench very quickly. This can be simulated immediately and is adapted to the use case by making changes in some places using application-specific code.

After a short introduction to some UVM classes and expressions, the workshop »UVM Testbench Made Easy« quickly turns to the details of the UVM framework. The course is aimed at verification engineers with no prior UVM knowledge who want to get started using UVM testbenches. The goal of the course is to create a complete UVM testbench using the Siemens EDA UVM Framework (UVMF), which is then supplemented with application-specific code in a few places. The most important UVM building blocks are introduced, providing the basics of how a UVM testbench works, the process of creating instances, and the communication between the UVM components and the DUT. Based on this, the UVM framework verification building blocks and the YAML API are introduced.

Due to accompanying exercises, the course offers in-depth and practice-oriented training.

Course language: German (English possible on request)

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Contact

Michael Schwarz

+49 7664 91313-15

michael.schwarz@plc2.de

Details

Applicable technologies

None

Requirements

Knowledge of SystemVerilog and OOP concepts

Duration

2 days

Fee (net per person)

€ 1,700

Inclusive

Training material
Plus beverages during breaks
Lunch

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Agenda

Introduction

UVM

UVM verification components
UVM transaction interfaces
UVM factory
UVM configuration database

UVM Framework

UVMF base classes
UVMF base class package
Introducing the UVMF API
Practical example: creation of a UVM
testbench
Introducing the interface API
Introducing the environment API
Introducing the testbench API
Conclusion

References

Contact information

Exercices

01. Run the UVM example
02. UVM transaction interfaces
03. UVM factory
04. Generating the FPU interface
05. Generating the FPU environment
06. Generating the FPU testbench
07. Completing the testbench
08. Adding another test

Dates

UVM Testbench Made Easy

Freiburg

Oct 24, 2024

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Available formats for this training

UVM Testbench Made Easy

2 days

€ 1,700

Workshop

UVM Testbench Made Easy

2 days

€ 1,300

Online Live

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