Agnisys Blog Articles

Requirements for various project teams and various tasks in the System-on-Chip (SoC) development process: hardware design, simulation, formal verification, firmware coding, system-level validation, and more.

The Standard Library of IP Generators (SLIP-G™) has proven to be very popular with users, and this is not surprising. Reuse plays a significant role in system-on-chip (SoC) development.

This post focuses on the UVM Register Abstraction Layer (RAL), sometimes called the UVM Register Layer. Today’s large system-on-chip (SoC) designs contain many control and status registers, often accessible from embedded software or drivers as well as hardware.

Agnisys has expanded its original focus on register automation to encompass specification-driven design, verification, embedded programming, validation, and documentation of IPs and SoCs This expansion is a testament to Agnisys growth and the many challenges semiconductor development teams face.