Accellera Day at DVCon U.S.

Accellera Systems Initiative invites you to a special day dedicated to technical standards at the 2019 Design and Verification Conference U.S. in San Jose, CA. Join us Monday, March 2 starting at 9:00am to find out the latest in technologies that you can apply immediately and those that will help to shape future activity. Connect with experts and users as we learn, share, and network on the latest in standards innovations!

• Tutorial: Portable Stimulus: What's Coming in 1.1 and What it Means For You
• Accellera-sponsored Luncheon: Join us for an update on Accellera activities, an update on our Functional Safety Proposed Working Group, the presentation of the 2020 Technical Excellence Award, and a Portable Stimulus-focused panel.
• Short Workshop: An Introduction to the Emerging IP Security Assurance Standard
• Short Workshop: How HLS and SystemC is Delivering on its Promise of Design and Verification Productivity
• DVCon Expo and Reception: Enjoy hors d'oeuvres and a beverage while connecting with peers and DVCon exhibitors in a casual, welcoming environment.
• Birds of a Feather: Functional Safety Proposed Working Group

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Functional Safety Working Group Formed

Accellera’s Board of Directors recently approved the formation of the Functional Safety Working Group. The charter of the new working group is to create a standard that improves interoperability and traceability in the functional safety lifecycle, specifically targeting analysis, design, verification and implementation operations and related safety work products. Read the press release >

SystemC AMS User Guide

The SystemC Analog/Mixed-signal (AMS) Working Group has released its user guide for those who would like to use SystemC AMS extensions for their system-level design and verification work. It is meant as an introductory guide for electronic system-level engineers and architects; it explains the modeling fundamentals and gives examples on how to start with AMS system-level design at higher levels of abstraction. For more information on SystemC AMS and to download the new user guide, visit the SystemC AMS Working Group page.