This training guide will focus on showing how we can build a basic UVM environment, so the device under test was kept very simple in order to emphasize the explanation of UVM itself.
The DUT used is a simple ALU, limited to a single operation: the add operation. The inputs and outputs are represented in Figure 1.1.
Figure 1.1: Representation of the DUT’s inputs/outputs
This DUT takes two values of 2 bits each, ina and inb, sums them and sends the result to the output out. The inputs are sampled to the signal of en_i and the output is sent at the same time en_o is signalled.
The operation of the DUT is represented as a timing diagram and as a state machine in Figure 1.2.
Figure 1.2: Operation of the DUT
Below is the code for sample DUT
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