Design and Development of Serial Driver Verification Scoreboard Module using UVM

Serial communication driver verification is crucial for ensuring the accuracy and reliability of electronic systems in digital design and verification. This abstract presents the Serial Driver Verification Scoreboard Module developed using the Universal Verification Methodology (UVM), a standardized framework for functional verification in hardware design. The module serves as a vital component of the verification environment, facilitating the assessment of whether the serial driver complies with communication protocols. Leveraging UVM capabilities, the module systematically monitors, evaluates, and scores interactions between the serial driver and the Device Under Test (DUT). This project focuses on creating a verification environment module tailored specifically to the serial driver, employing UVM principles and methodologies. Key features of the Serial Driver Verification Scoreboard Module include effective reporting systems, error detection, and thorough protocol verification. The modular and reusable verification components enabled by the UVM approach enhance scalability and maintainability. By comparing predicted and observed communication sequences, the scoreboard module can identify potential protocol breaches and provide insightful information about the driver's behavior.