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Black Box Verification




Black Box verification refers to the technique of verification if system with no knowledge of the internals of the DUT. Black Box testbench do not have access to the source code of DUT, and are oblivious of the DUT architecture. A Black Box testbench, typically, interacts with a system through a user interface by providing inputs and examining outputs, without knowing where and how the inputs were operated upon. In Black Box verification, the target DUT is exercised over a range of inputs, and the outputs are observed for correctness. How those outputs are generated or what is inside the box doesn't matter.



White Box Verification



In White box verification, testbench has access to internal structure of DUT. This makes the testbench environment reuse less. This is not much preferred in the industry.



Gray Box Verification



Gray box verification, the name itself Conway that testbench has access to some part of the DUT.


Index
Introduction
Linear Tb
File Io Tb
State Machine Based Tb
Task Based Tb
Self Checking Testbench
Verification Flow
Clock Generator
Simulation
Incremental Compilation
Store And Restore
Event Cycle Simulation
Time Scale And Precision
Stimulus Generation
System Function Random A Myth
Race Condition
Checker
Task And Function
Process Control
Disableing The Block
Watchdog
Compilation N Simulation Switchs
Debugging
About Code Coverage
Testing Stratigies
File Handling
Verilog Semaphore
Finding Testsenarious
Handling Testcase Files
Terimination
Error Injuction
Register Verification
Parameterised Macros
White Gray Black Box
Regression
Tips

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