Webinar: Accelerating Verification Closure with PCIe Gen4 VIP
In a recent post, Paul Graykowski introduced Synopsys VIP for PCIe Gen4.
To dive deeper into the verification closure process, you can now register for our Webinar on August 14th here.
Today’s PCIe verification engineers have to tradeoff between verification completeness and shrinking to market complicated even further with the new Gen4 specification. Synopsys VC VIP for PCIe, fully compliant to latest version of the Gen4 specification, can solve the riddle of completing verification while keeping with the tight schedules.
This webinar will highlight enhancements to the PCIe specifications (Gen 1, 2, 3 and 4) as reported by PCI-SIG, and provide an overview of the complete PCIe Solution offered by Synopsys – Controller, PHY and VIP. It will then dive deeper into Synopsys Verification IP offering, including Test Suites, built-in error injection, passive monitor, and it will also touch on NVMe support. We will conclude with a demo using Verdi Protocol Analyzer to demonstrate advance features for debugging complex verification scenarios.
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Web event: Learn How to Accelerate Verification Closure with PCIe Gen4 VIP
Date: August 19, 2015
Time:10:00 AM PDT
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