Formal verification is the process of checking whether a design satisfies some requirements. It is a critical element in the development of today’s complex digital designs. Hardware complexity growth continues to follow Moore’s Law, but verification complexity is even more challenging. Formal verification can be helpful in proving the correctness of systems such as: cryptographic protocols, combinational circuits, digital circuits with internal memory, and software expressed as source code. It is widely acknowledged as the major bottleneck in design methodology: Up to 70 percent of the design development time and resources are spent on functional verification.
More Post
-
NASA Says Business As Usual, but Roscosmos Director Threatens End of ISS
-
Single Hacker Takes down North Korean Internet While in Pajama Pants and Eating Corn Snacks
-
Environmental Economics – a Subfield of Economics
-
Presentation on James Clerk Maxwell
-
Importance of Debentures
-
What is Supermoon and when does it Happen?
Latest Post
-
Cathodic Protection – a technique for controlling corrosion
-
Electromagnetism – a discipline of physics
-
Astronomers Measure the Heaviest Black Hole Pair ever Discovered
-
Even Passive Smokers are Extensively Colonized by Microbes
-
Webb discovers Proof that a Neutron Star powers the Young Supernova Remnant
-
Flyback Transformer (FBT)