Features and Benefits:
- High Performance Emulation: Veloce offers high-performance emulation capabilities, enabling designers to verify large and complex designs efficiently. It leverages a scalable, high-capacity architecture that allows for fast simulation of multi-billion gate designs.
- Transaction-Based Co-modeling: Veloce supports transaction-based co-modeling, allowing seamless integration of RTL (Register Transfer Level) and C/C++/SystemC models for accurate system-level verification.
- Accelerated Verification: The platform accelerates verification by enabling users to run real-world test scenarios and complex use cases. It allows for real-time interaction between the design under test (DUT) and the rest of the system.
- In-Circuit Emulation (ICE): Veloce supports in-circuit emulation, enabling designers to interface the emulator with external hardware or real-world interfaces for more realistic system-level testing.
- Hybrid Emulation/Prototyping: Veloce combines hardware emulation and prototyping capabilities, allowing designers to leverage both speed and capacity for comprehensive verification.
- ProFPGA Prototyping Tools: The Veloce platform includes ProFPGA tools, which provide prototyping capabilities. ProFPGA allows engineers to create and verify hardware prototypes at high speeds, offering even faster validation of designs.
- Verification IP (VIP) Support: Veloce supports a wide range of verification IP (VIP) and interfaces, enabling designers to verify complex designs that interact with various standard protocols and interfaces.
- Scalability: Veloce offers scalable configurations to match the needs of different projects. It provides a range of emulator models with varying capacities to suit projects of different sizes.
- Advanced Debugging: The platform includes powerful debugging features that allow engineers to trace signals, view waveforms, and analyze design behavior during simulation.
- Seamless Integration: Veloce seamlessly integrates with popular EDA tools, making it easy for designers to integrate their existing verification environments into the emulation platform.