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I Didn’t Know Visualizer Could Do That

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I Didn’t Know Visualizer Could Do That
Questa Visualizer Debug On-Demand Webinar

Visualizer Debug Environment automates debugging for the digital design and verification of today's complex SoCs and FPGAs. Find bugs faster in the Visualizer Debug Environment, a high-performance, high-capacity debugger. Tightly integrated with both Questa Simulation and Veloce Emulation, it provides a full set of synchronized views that analyze waveforms, source code, connectivity and more for Verilog, SystemVerilog, VHDL, SystemC and C/C++. In addition to being very intuitive and easy to use in either interactive debug or post simulation mode, Visualizer has several powerful features that improve debug productivity for SystemVerilog/UVM, transaction-level, RTL, gate-level and low-power design and verification.

What will you learn:

  • Visualizer effect on design debug without compromising simulation performance or visibility
  • Finding root cause faster using automated temporal causality trace back (Time cone view), biometric search
  • Debug at a higher level using Transaction viewer, FSM view, logic cone and schematic view
  • Tackle complex UVM testbench challenges in Post (Class in waveform, schematic view …) and Live Sim mode (breakpoints …)
  • Best in class lower power/UPF and RNM debug

Who should attend:

  • Design & Verification Engineers & Managers who are interested in debug

Meet the speaker

Siemens EDA

Rich Edelman

Product Engineer

Rich Edelman is a Product Engineer at Siemens EDA for the Visualizer Debug Environment. He is a verification technologist helping customers adopt successful techniques for UVM and class based testbenches. Rich previous work includes register verification, SystemVerilog DPI development and transaction recording interfaces for Questa. Rich graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and a master's degree in computer science.

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