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Home > JTAG/Boundary Scan > Hardware > SCANFLEX
The standardization of IEEE-Std. 1149.1 (JTAG / Boundary Scan) in 1990 set the foundation for one of the most successful test technologies. Additional standards, based on the IEEE-Std. 1149.1 architecture, have been developed to support innovative test and in-system programming applications, in particular IEEE-Std. 1532, IEEE-Std. 1149.4, and IEEE-Std. 1149.6, and further standard development efforts are under way. SCANFLEX® encompasses:
SCANFLEX® concept – an overview (example configuration)
SCANFLEX® systems are controlled through a JTAG/Boundary Scan Controller. This controller is responsible for simultaneous generation and dynamic distribution of serial patterns, parallel patterns, and control sequences, supporting three standard SFX and SFX/LS Interfaces. All SCANFLEX® Controllers are available in three performance classes (A/B/C). As front-end, SCANFLEX® systems use TAP-Transceiver modules. These modules are connected to the controller with the SFX cable (available in 2m/6ft, 5m/15ft, and 10m/33ft lengths). TAP Transceiver modules convert the data coming from the controller into respective operations of the built-in or added-on resources. TAP signals are provided through interchangeable TAP Interface Cards (TIC), allowing a nearly infinite range of front-end adaptations for various signal types, signal conditioning, and integration environments, including custom specific variants. SCANFLEX®TAP Transceivers as well as in rack-mountable housings, and they can be adapted to custom specifications. As a standard configuration, TAP Transceivers also include analog and digital I/O resources, typically at least one SFX I/O slot, and one additional SFX/LS interface, providing ample of resources for extended Boundary Scan test solutions. The third major component in a SCANFLEX® system is the optional I/O Module. These I/O modules are controlled independently from any other resources in the system through the SFX/LS interface. If the number of required SCANFLEX I/O Modules is very small (only 1 to 2 modules needed) the modules can be plugged directly onto the TAP-Transceiver, eliminating any additional cabling. Alternatively, I/O modules can be put into SCANFLEX Carriers, connected to the Controller or the TAP Transceiver through a SFX/LS cable (0.5m/1.5ft, 1m/3ft, 3m/10ft, or 5m/15ft). SCANFLEX® I/O Modules are used to extend the performance and capabilities of the Boundary Scan system with additional test instruments and programming resources, highly modular and scalable to match any specific test/ISP application. Custom specific modifications of standard modules and development of custom modules are offered through GÖPEL electronic’s engineering services.
Test and ISP applications benefit from SCANFLEX
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