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DMS UVC Components

andersonsv
Good Morning.
I would like to check who I can talk about the DMS UVC Components used for Mixed-Signal Verification.
There are some Mixed-signal RAKs, examples inside the Cadence’s Verification Kit and Technical Papers about mixed-signal verification from Cadence, and they all make reference to DMS UVC Mixed-signal Verification Components. However, there isn’t proper documentation and when I checked the files, they were created around 2010 and looked like were still in development with some hard-coded options/interfaces.
My questions are:
How I can get the most updated version and its documentation?
Who could give us some support about that Verification Component?
 Thank you in advance.
 Best regards.
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  • Hello, Stephen.

    I already have the most updated RAKs.
    There isn't an RAK for Mixed-Signal Verification using the DMS UVCs.
    The files that I'm referring to are inside the Incisive's Verification Kit that come with it.

    The name of the lab is "Incisive Verification Kits with Methodology Digital Mixed Signal Simulation Workshop".

    Regards.
    Anderson

    Incisive Verification Kits with Methodology Digital Mixed Signal Simulation Workshop

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  • Hello, Stephen.

    I already have the most updated RAKs.
    There isn't an RAK for Mixed-Signal Verification using the DMS UVCs.
    The files that I'm referring to are inside the Incisive's Verification Kit that come with it.

    The name of the lab is "Incisive Verification Kits with Methodology Digital Mixed Signal Simulation Workshop".

    Regards.
    Anderson

    Incisive Verification Kits with Methodology Digital Mixed Signal Simulation Workshop

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