The paper presents an automatic procedure for generating a particular kind of extended finite state machine, which allows a more uniform exploration of the state space of a design under verification. The proposed approach avoids the transition incompatibility problem which typically arises in actual HW/SW system descriptions. A EFSM-based ATPG, which exploits such a model, is able to more uniformly analyze the state space of the system with respect to using a generic EFSM
The US Department of Defense requires that all digi-tal ASIC systems used within the department&apos...
SystemC is a system level language proposed to raise the abstraction level for embedded systems desi...
The Extended Finite State Machine (EFSM) is a commonly used model for specifying software systems. A...
The EFSM paradigm can be efficiently adopted to model complex designs without incurring in the state...
Extended finite state machines (EFSMs) can be efficiently adopted to model the functionality of comp...
This paper describes a functional test pattern generator which exploits two different paradigms: hig...
The paper presents a methodology for addressing hard-to-detect faults when a high-level ATPG is appl...
The effectiveness and the efficiency of functional ATPGs based on deterministic strategies is influe...
The paper describes, first, a technique to automatically generate extended finite state machines (EF...
It is a common opinion that semi-formal verification offers a good compromise between speed and exha...
This paper presents a feasible transition path (FTP) generation approach for testing extended finite...
A critical part of the design of HW/SW systems concerns the definition of the HW/SW interface. Such ...
This paper presents a functional ATPG framework which exploits the extended finite state machine (EF...
A critical part of the design of HW/SW systems concerns the definition of the HW/SW interface. Such ...
Verification is very important in designing digital systems. It has become a bottleneck in the moder...
The US Department of Defense requires that all digi-tal ASIC systems used within the department&apos...
SystemC is a system level language proposed to raise the abstraction level for embedded systems desi...
The Extended Finite State Machine (EFSM) is a commonly used model for specifying software systems. A...
The EFSM paradigm can be efficiently adopted to model complex designs without incurring in the state...
Extended finite state machines (EFSMs) can be efficiently adopted to model the functionality of comp...
This paper describes a functional test pattern generator which exploits two different paradigms: hig...
The paper presents a methodology for addressing hard-to-detect faults when a high-level ATPG is appl...
The effectiveness and the efficiency of functional ATPGs based on deterministic strategies is influe...
The paper describes, first, a technique to automatically generate extended finite state machines (EF...
It is a common opinion that semi-formal verification offers a good compromise between speed and exha...
This paper presents a feasible transition path (FTP) generation approach for testing extended finite...
A critical part of the design of HW/SW systems concerns the definition of the HW/SW interface. Such ...
This paper presents a functional ATPG framework which exploits the extended finite state machine (EF...
A critical part of the design of HW/SW systems concerns the definition of the HW/SW interface. Such ...
Verification is very important in designing digital systems. It has become a bottleneck in the moder...
The US Department of Defense requires that all digi-tal ASIC systems used within the department&apos...
SystemC is a system level language proposed to raise the abstraction level for embedded systems desi...
The Extended Finite State Machine (EFSM) is a commonly used model for specifying software systems. A...