Synthesizable System Verilog model for hardware metastability in formal verification
Ahmed Ismail, Haytham Saafan
Abstract
Ahmed Ismail, Haytham Saafan
Abstract
In this work, we present a formal analysis method that incorporates a standard hardware and property description language, System Verilog, and information from clock domains analysis to detect circuits that do not tolerate hardware metastability effect. We provide a case study to prove the feasibility and usefulness of the approach.
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In this work, we present a formal analysis method that incorporates a standard hardware and property description language, System Verilog, and information from clock domains analysis to detect circuits that do not tolerate hardware metastability effect. We provide a case study to prove the feasibility and usefulness of the approach.
Key concepts: Verilog, Computer science, Hardware description language, Formal verification, Computer architecture, Property (philosophy), Register-transfer level, Embedded system