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Enhanced symbolic simulation of a round-robin arbiter
In this work, we present our results on formally verifying hardware design of round-robin arbiter which is the core component in many real network systems. Our approach is enhanced STE, which explores fully symbolic simulation for not only one round of round-robin arbitration, but also the sequential behaviors of the arbiter. Our experiments demonstrate that the enhanced STE specification for real-world hardware design can be finished automatically in a reasonable time and memory usage.