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hi dudes, can anybody help me. my question is, while doing eVC with eRM methodology we r using sequences for stimulus generation and If we r not using eRM methodology then how can we generate stimulus? can anybody give me brief about it.


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by vlsi_dude
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  • Posted By vlsi_dude on 8/20/2007 6:16 AM
    Can any one help me on this. Any possible way to get throughput 100% for 2:1 bus arbiter.

    Hi Dude,

    The documentation referenced by pjigar and Steve on eRM and sequences that are available in Specman and through sn_help.sh are quite elaborate on the subject. Assuming you've read that, what exactly is it you're having trouble with?

    Regarding your 100% throughput, let's assume you've got a bus eVC in place with a BFM. Then you only need to setup a sequencing environment on top of that (the documentation is good on that) and then define the specific sequences you need, assuming you've got requirements on the stimuli for the arbiter.

    Good luck,
    Hilmar


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Hilmar
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  • Posted By vlsi_dude on 8/20/2007 6:16 AM
    Can any one help me on this. Any possible way to get throughput 100% for 2:1 bus arbiter.

    Hi Dude,

    The documentation referenced by pjigar and Steve on eRM and sequences that are available in Specman and through sn_help.sh are quite elaborate on the subject. Assuming you've read that, what exactly is it you're having trouble with?

    Regarding your 100% throughput, let's assume you've got a bus eVC in place with a BFM. Then you only need to setup a sequencing environment on top of that (the documentation is good on that) and then define the specific sequences you need, assuming you've got requirements on the stimuli for the arbiter.

    Good luck,
    Hilmar


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Hilmar
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