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The ARM range of 16/32 bit microprocessors lead the embedded microprocessor market and the associated AMBA bus protocols have become a popular choice of companies designing complex, state of the art, systems on a chip (SoC). One of the key verification tasks in the design of these systems is to ensure that each of the design units in the system obeys the interconnecting bus protocol. Failure to achieve this can result in poor product quality, ASIC re-spins, and delayed entry into the market with corresponding loss of revenues.
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