This document provides an overview of the verification process for the I2C Protocol IP using SystemVerilog and UVM methodology. The verification aims to ensure the IP core's functionality, compliance, and reliability.
- Develop the I2C Protocol IP core in SystemVerilog.
- Create SystemVerilog testbenches using UVM for functional verification.
- Write test cases to verify the basic functionality of the IP core, including data transmission and reception.
- Verify that the IP core correctly handles start and stop conditions.
- Verify that the IP core meets required timing constraints.
- Ensure reliable data transfer.
- Verify that the IP core follows the I2C protocol rules.
- Check for correct data frame formats, acknowledgment signals, and error handling.
- Create test scenarios to validate the IP core's response to error conditions.
- Test bus contention, arbitration, and NACK handling.
- More to come
- Continuously perform regression testing as the IP core is developed or modified.
- Ensure that new changes do not introduce regressions in previously verified functionality.
- EDAPlayground Link: (https://edaplayground.com/x/ETaA)
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Verification of the I2C Protocol IP using SystemVerilog and UVM is a crucial step to ensure the IP core's reliability and compliance with industry standards. The structured verification flow and documentation provide transparency and traceability in the verification process.
- UVM Code: Mohammed Abdul Haq (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohammed-abdul-haq-717678142/)
- Design Code: Udemy (https://www.udemy.com/course/systemverilog-for-verification-part-2-projects/)