This paper presents why LEC (Logical Equivalence Check) is important in the ASIC design cycle, how to check it, and what to do when LEC is failing. We will explore a test case to see what happens if ...

The most common logical fallacy in our discourse is that of ‘false equivalence’, which is a fallacy that occurs when someone asserts that two (or more) things are equivalent, simply because ...

Logic Equivalence Check, popularly known as LEC is one of the most important parts of the ASIC VLSI design. Formal verification techniques have been developed using mathematical proof rather than ...