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    Boundary Scan

    Basics and Applications

    Technology for signal access without nails and probes


    Automated test generation and pin-failure diagnosis
    Debug of BGA pins and embedded nets
    In-system programming of Flash and PLDs
    Tool suite completely integrated in SYSTEM CASCON

    Boundary Scan (IEEE Std. 1149.x) is a revolutionary technology substituting the


    physical access via nails and probes by means of special on-chip electronics (electronic
    nails) in conjunction with a dedicated four-wire bus. The method was developed as
    successor of the digital In-Circuit Test (ICT). It implements the testers pin electronics
    directly in the IC design. Boundary Scan provides a multitude of opportunities for
    structural or functional tests and hardware debug as well as in-system programming.
    Utilizing the integrated software platform SYSTEM CASCON, users can implement
    the full potential of all strategies comprehensively and very flexibly throughout entire
    product life cycle. Get the total Coverage!
    JTAG/Boundary Scan
    Boundary Scan
    Embedded System Access (ESA) via Boundary Scan
    The increasing difficulties in testing modern boards result from the ongoing reduced test
    access paired with high-speed signal utilization. Modern technologies for Embedded
    System Access (ESA) provide completely new solutions. Boundary Scan / IEEE 1149.1 has
    been the forerunner for the standardized test without physical access. The method uses
    so called Boundary Scan cells, which are chained as register serially shifting vectors in
    and out via a Test Access Port (TAP). At the board level it is possible to cascade several
    Boundary Scan components that are controlled by an external controller. In addition to
    IEEE 1149.1, today there is a number of sub-standards, such as IEEE 1149.4, IEEE 1149.6
    and IEEE 1149.7.

    TAP: Test Access Port / TMS: Test Mode Select /


    TCK: Test Clock / TDI: Test Data In / TDO: Test Data Out
    Applications for Test, Programming and Debug
    The Boundary Scan cells direct access to the respective pins allows for the defined
    Boundary Scan IC architecture
    generation of test vectors and call-up of response vectors. This basic operating mechanism
    SCANFLEX I/O enables numerous procedures, e.g.:
    Interconnection test between Boundary Scan pins
    Access test of RAM pins (sRAM, dRAM)
    Test of differential high-speed signals (IEEE 1149.6)
    TAP Interface

    I/O Test Interconnection Test RAM Access Test


    Cluster test of non-Boundary Scan components
    BGA
    RAM
    Device Test of peripheral I/O (analogue/digital)
    Test of actuators, sensors and optoelectronics
    ADC Non Scan Flash Hardware debug / troubleshooting
    DAC Devices Device

    Mixed-Signal Test Cluster Test Flash Programming


    Flash programming (NAND/NOR, SPI,I2C etc.)
    Programming of PLDs via SVF/JAM/STAPL
    Example of a Boundary Scan application For PLD programming, the four-wire bus is only used as a transfer medium for the
    with SCANFLEX
    programming vectors. All procedures can be implemented very simply and economically
    compared to conventional techniques such as In-Circuit Test or Flying Prober.

    Hardware and Software Support


    GOEPEL electronic supports all applications, with over 450 products providing currently
    the most comprehensive and powerful portfolio on the market. It contains:
    USB SCANBOOSTER
    Scalable software platform SYSTEM CASCON
    CION Scalable hardware platform SCANFLEX
    Module Cost-efficient controllers and I/O modules
    TAP Solutions for volume productions
    Particular emphasis is placed upon open integration and interaction opportunities with
    I/O
    other test strategies and systems for highest fault coverage. Additional information can be
    found at goepel.com.
    Complete Boundary Scan test system
    with hardware and software

    Authorised Distributor:
    GOEPEL electronic GmbH
    Goeschwitzer Strae 58 / 60
    07745 Jena / Germany
    Tel: + 49 (0) - 36 41 - 68 96 - 0
    Fax: + 49 (0) - 36 41 - 68 96 - 944
    Email: [email protected]
    ISO 9001 certified Internet: www.goepel.com

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