The UVM Factory — Complete Guide
Learn how the UVM factory works — why create() is used instead of new(), registration macros, type and instance overrides, polymorphism, and complete UVM component patterns.
Learn how the UVM factory works — why create() is used instead of new(), registration macros, type and instance overrides, polymorphism, and complete UVM component patterns.
Learn the five generations of computers, how computers are classified by size and capability, and why this evolution matters for modern VLSI.
Generations of Computers and Classification — Complete Guide Read More »
Learn the complete UVM phase system — all 12 standard phases, execution order, function vs task phases, run-time sub-phases, objections, drain time, phase_ready_to_end, and common simulation mistakes.
Learn what a computer is, how it works, the history from abacus to microprocessors, binary data representation, and its connection to VLSI chip design.
What Is a Computer? History, Binary and Hardware Basics Explained Read More »
Learn computer architecture from fundamentals to CPU, memory, I/O, buses and digital logic — mapped clearly to VLSI chip design.
Complete Computer Architecture Series for Digital and VLSI Engineers Read More »
Explore the structure of a professional UVM testbench and understand how test, environment, and agent components work together. Learn top-down construction, bottom-up connectivity, deferred object creation, UVM phase execution, naming and path conventions, and build a complete block-level verification architecture using SystemVerilog UVM.
UVM Testbench Architecture: Components, Phases and Hierarchy Explained Read More »
UVM-01: Introduction to UVM — VLSI Trainers VLSI VLSI Trainers UVM Series · UVM-01 UVM Series · UVM-01 Introduction to UVM What UVM is, why it was created, how it differs from module-based testbenches, the uvm_component vs uvm_object distinction, the standard testbench topology, and your first working UVM component. Contents What is UVM? Why UVM
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Learn how to decode SPI transactions from signal traces using protocol analysis techniques and Python. Build a complete SPI decoder supporting CPOL, CPHA, streaming transactions, and multi-exchange communication with worked examples and source code.
SPI Transaction Decoding Lab: Protocol Analysis and Python Decoder Implementation Read More »
Master Universal Verification Methodology (UVM) with a structured course covering UVM components, sequences, agents, scoreboards, coverage, Register Abstraction Layer (RAL), factory overrides, debugging, and complete SystemVerilog testbench development.
Universal Verification Methodology (UVM): Complete Course from Basics to Advanced Read More »
Learn how multiple SPI slaves are connected to a single SPI master. Explore independent chip-select and daisy-chain topologies, MISO bus contention, tri-state buffers, shift-register operation, and the advantages and limitations of each SPI architecture.
SPI Multi-Slave Topologies: Chip Select, Daisy Chain and Bus Architecture Read More »