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IEEE 1149.1 Boundary Scan Standard
The IEEE 1149.1 boundary-scan standard was developed to resolve
the problems associated with limited physical access for probing
test points on pc boards and to verify that device pins have
been soldered correctly and are free of solder shorts and open
circuits.
Boundary-Scan Tips Pay Board-Test Dividends
Careful attention to PC-board design increases the flexibility of
boundary-scan testing - by Pete Collins, JTAG Technologies and Jon
Titus, Consultant.
Testing:
Boundary Scan Style
Article from Evaluation Engineering by Senior Technical Editor Tom
Lecklider - describes the usefulness of Visualizer from the viewpoints
of the test developer and the board repair technician.
Making the Most of Boundary Scan
Since its adoption as an IEEE
standard in 1990, boundary scan has offered engineers an important tool
for testing complex circuit boards. Harry Bleeker of JTAG
Technologies, who initiated the work on the original concepts in 1985,
discusses the potential of this technology in meeting quality-assurance
challenges
Optimize Test Coverage with Top 10 Design Hints from
JTAG Technologies
Get the most from boundary-scan.
Designing your board to optimize testing and in-system
programming is straightforward. By following a few key
guidelines, you'll be assured of gaining the maximum advantage
from the technology without major effort or expense. Here are
the top hints at how to achieve great results.
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