Description
The serial communication protocol known as V-By-One HS was created by Thine Electronics, Inc. to handle the greater frame rates and better resolutions needed by developing FPD technologies.V-By-One HS VIP can be used to verify transmitter or Receiver device following the V-By-One HS basic protocol as defined in V-By-One HS. The native support for V-By-One Verification IP in SystemVerilog, VMM, RVM, AVM, OVM, UVM, Verilog, SystemC, VERA, Specman E, and non-standard verification environments An optional Smart Visual Protocol Debugger, a GUI-based debugger to speed up debugging, is included with VBYONE Verification IP.
Features
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Full MIPI DSI-2 Tx and Rx functionality.
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Follows VByOne specification as v1.2/1.3/1.4/1.5
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Support transmitter and Receiver Mode.
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Supports upto 32 serial lanes.
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Supports all byte lengths, color depths, and resolutions.
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Supports lane skew insertion in transmitter mode.
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Supports disparity and invalid code insertion in 8b/10b.
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Supports 10 bit, 20 bit, 40 bit parallel interface.
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Supports insertion of scrambler errors.
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Supports scrambler as in V-By-One HS specification.
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Supports on the fly generation of data.
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Supports skip ALN training patterns.
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Detects and reports the following errors, • Invalid control character injection • Invalid data character injection • Invalid 10bit code injection • Sync errors • Scrambler errors • Disparity errors • Alignment errors
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VIP can be connected to DUT at following interfaces - Serial interface : txn, txp
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Functional coverage to cover each and every feature of the VByOne specification
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Test suite to test each and every feature of VByOne specification.
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Status counters for various events on bus.
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Supports constraints Randomization.
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Callbacks in Transmitter and Receiver for various events.
Deliverables
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Complete regression suite containing all the V-By- One HS testcases.
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Examples showing how to connect various components, and usage of Transmitter, Receiver and Monitor.
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Detailed documentation of all class, task and function's used in verification env.
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Documentation contains User's Guide and Release notes.