PSS 3.0 Public Review
The Portable Test & Stimulus Standard 3.0 Draft is available for public review! Join us at the 61st Design Automation Conference for an in-depth look into the standard.
Join us for an engaging luncheon Tuesday, June 25 at DAC that will focus on the recently released Portable Test and Stimulus (PSS) Draft Standard 3.0. The latest version of the Portable Test and Stimulus Standard (PSS) adds many new features, corrects errors, clarifies aspects of the language and semantic definitions and much more. The most substantial feature added is support for behavioral coverage. The Public Review of the PSS 3.0 draft standard is open through July 5, 2024.
Download the PSS 3.0 draft standard.
Provide feedback, comments, and ask questions via the PSS Community Forum.
The Accellera-sponsored luncheon is free to DAC attendees, but registration is required.
Clock Domain Crossing Workshop Video Now Available
The Clock Domain Crossing (CDC) Working Group workshop, “Hierarchical CDC and RDC Closure with Standard Abstract Models” presented at DVCon U.S. 2024 can now be viewed on-demand. Diving into proven CDC and reset domain crossing (RDC) schemes, the workshop addressed critical verification challenges alongside potential solutions. View the video to gain insight into the upcoming CDC standard.
View the CDC DVCon U.S. 2024 video here.
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