Showing posts with label functionality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label functionality. Show all posts

Monday, May 28, 2018

Writing Testbenches : Functional Verification of HDL Models


Writing Testbenches :
 Functional Verification of HDL Models
2000 | PDF | 358 pages | 12,9 mb

Writing Testbenches: Functional Verification of HDL Models first introduces the necessary concepts and tools of verification, then describes a process for carrying out an effective functional verification of a design. 

This book also presents techniques for applying a stimulus and monitoring the response of a design by abstracting the operations using bus-functional models. 

The architecture of testbenches built around these bus-functional models is important for minimizing development and maintenance effort. Behavioral modeling is another important concept presented in this book. 

It is used to parallelize the implementation and verification of a design and to perform more efficient simulations. For many, behavioral modeling is synonymous with synthesizeable or RTL modeling. 

In this book, the term `behavioural' is used to describe any model that adequately emulates the functionality of a design, usually using non-synthesizeable constructs and coding style.
 

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Sunday, April 29, 2018

New Concepts in Apartment Buildings


New Concepts in Apartment Buildings
 english / file DJVU

Apartment architecture has come a long way since the days when functionality took precedence over aesthetic conditions. Today, the two concepts go hand in hand. Each project in this volume goes that extra step beyond meeting basic requirements to providing qualities which add texture and beauty to daily life. As but one example: the building with entire facades of double layers of glass encasing living plants within. Photos, texts, ground plans and construction details all help provide thorough understanding of each project.