The partner program includes a self-‐certification suite that enables vendors to test and validate hardware and software for supportable operation within an Apache Hadoop cluster.
The algorithms are validated using hardware co-simulation method.
Synthetic signals that represent the symbols was validated on hardware.
Finally, the theoretical model is verified by modal test, and an active vibration control is validated by hardware-in-the-loop experiment under different external excitations.
This chapter introduces the practical aspect of developing test benches and validating VHSIC hardware description language (VHDL) models using simulation.
Thus, this approach enables MPSoC designers to validate different hardware- and software-based 3D thermal management policies in real-time, and while running real-life applications, including liquid cooling injection control.
This validates the hardware implementation of the FlexWave-II and T@mpo cores compared to their software versions.
All of the research is developed and validated on experimental hardware systems.
This hardware validated the decisions made at each stage of the design.
Also, the model is simulated using MATLAB/Simulink software and validated with the hardware results.
