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AutoSVA is a tool to automatically generate formal testbenches for unit-level RTL verification. The goal is to, based on annotations made in the signal declaration section of an RTL module, generate liveness properties so that the module would eventually make forward progress.
This project is focused on the design and verification of digital logic circuits, particularly targeting chip design using Verilog, SystemVerilog, and SVA. The main objectives included designing modules compliant with industry standards such as APB (Advanced Peripheral Bus), memory systems, and systolic matrix multiplication.
Reproducible R workflow that generates bulk RNA-seq from single-cell references, injects batch/biology effects, and compares correction methods (ComBat, limma, RUV, fastMNN, SVA) using quantitative metrics and plots. Outputs are bulk-level assays (bulk_counts).
RV32IM RISC-V CPU core with a full UVM verification environment and ISA-compliance via Spike (DPI-C): constrained-random, SVA, coverage, Python debug tools, and CI.