What is AMS Verification?

AMS Verification, or Analog Mixed-Signal Verification, is the process of ensuring that analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits (ICs) function correctly according to their design specifications. This involves using specialized simulation tools and methodologies to verify the interaction between analog and digital components in a chip. AMS Verification helps catch design errors early, improves product reliability, and ensures the final product meets performance standards. Engineers in this field use techniques like co-simulation, behavioral modeling, and formal verification to identify and resolve issues.