Abstract:
The functional equivalence has always been the integral part of virtually every logic synthesis tool. The formal equivalence checking represents a key process that helps ...Show MoreNotes: This article was mistakenly omitted from the original submission to IEEE Xplore. It is now included as part of the conference record
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Abstract:
The functional equivalence has always been the integral part of virtually every logic synthesis tool. The formal equivalence checking represents a key process that helps logic synthesis tool guarantee that two representations of a circuit designexhibitexactlythesamebehavior.Amongothers,equivalence checking is routinely applied to prove that a synthesized digital circuit is logically equivalent to the RTL source code. Although formal equivalence checking has matured greatly during the last two decades and designs with millions of gates can be handled and verified in reasonable time, a new challenge has emerged with the recent advent of approaches addressing the problem of synthesis of approximate circuits.
Notes: This article was mistakenly omitted from the original submission to IEEE Xplore. It is now included as part of the conference record
Published in: 2017 IEEE 20th International Symposium on Design and Diagnostics of Electronic Circuits & Systems (DDECS)
Date of Conference: 19-21 April 2017
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 07 July 2017
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Electronic ISSN: 2473-2117