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Low power designs are becoming increasingly prevalent in modern electronic systems, driven by the need for energy-efficient devices. Ensuring the correctness of these designs is paramount, as even minor errors can lead to catastrophic consequences. To achieve verification closure for low power designs, a combination of static verification, dynamic simulation-based verification, formal verification, and logical equivalence checking is essential. This white paper explores these verification techniques and their synergistic role in achieving robust verification closure for low power designs using industry leading verification tools suites and flows from Synopsys.
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