SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) – RTL Design & Verification Training

SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) is a high-speed, full-duplex communication protocol widely used in embedded systems for connecting microcontrollers to sensors, memory, and peripherals. At Indeeksha, we offer an in-depth, hands-on training program focused on SPI protocol design and verification, tailored to meet current industry standards and job requirements.

Training Highlights

RTL Design Training
Gain a deep understanding of SPI architecture and design principles:

• Designing SPI Master and Slave modules

• Clock polarity (CPOL) and phase (CPHA) configuration

• Frame format, data shifting, and synchronization

• FSM-based control logic implementation

• Timing diagram analysis and protocol constraint handling

• Tool-based simulation and synthesis (Vivado, ModelSim)

SystemVerilog-Based Verification Training
Build robust testbenches and validate SPI functionality through:

• Testbench architecture for SPI verification

• Protocol-aware assertions and protocol checkers

• Functional coverage for control, data, and corner cases

• Transaction-level modeling and debugging using waveform viewers

UVM-Based Verification Training
Master industry-standard UVM methodology with SPI use cases:

• Development of UVM agent, monitor, driver, and sequencer

• Reusable sequences for master-slave interaction

• Scoreboard implementation and coverage analysis

• Randomized stimulus generation and scenario-based testing

• End-to-end verification strategy with configurable components

Program Outcomes

By completing this training, participants will:

• Acquire hands-on skills in designing and verifying SPI protocol interfaces

• Understand practical design constraints, verification challenges, and debugging techniques

• Be ready to contribute to real-world SoC/ASIC/FPGA projects involving SPI communication

• Build a portfolio-ready project showcasing RTL and UVM-based verification expertise