The new XJLink2-CFM and XJLink2-CFMx provide Teradyne users with integrated access to XJTAG’s powerful test and programming tools, operating under the control of the TestStation test program. With a JTAG solution installed internally to the TestStation in-circuit test (ICT) system, the complexity and recurring cost impact of fixture-based test can be significantly reduced, while improving overall test coverage.
Integrated Teradyne access gives users the power of advanced JTAG control using available slots on a Teradyne multi-function application board; use of the same tests in production line ICT and benchtop repair; in-system programming of Flash, FPGA and CPLD devices; and multi-protocol support including SPI and I²C.
The XJLink2-CFM is an advanced multi-TAP JTAG controller that fits into one of four custom function module (CFM) locations on the Teradyne multi-function application board. A single or multiple XJLink2-CFMs can be added to the same Teradyne card for supplementary test and program capabilities, for instance testing panels of boards.
XJLink2-CFMx expander cards are also available to maximise available connectivity from an XJLink2-CFM controller, from a maximum of eight fixture-connectable signals when just using the XJLink2-CFM, up to 18 signals by adding one, two or three XJLink2-CFMx cards.
The test interface of the XJLink2-CFM is completely configurable, allowing support for almost any programming protocol, not just JTAG devices. Programming speeds close to the theoretical maximum of a device can be achieved using the advanced features of the XJLink2-CFM.
The controller is compatible with the standard USB XJLink2, so boards can be debugged at a repair station without having to develop a separate test setup. Flexible licensing options also aid ease of use – the product can contain an XJTAG software licence and allow standalone operation without additional dongles or network access. The system can also be licensed from a network server, allowing the maximum use of XJTAG products without having to move licensed hardware between machines.
XJTAG offers a free trial and board setup to new users who are interested in taking an evaluation.
Compact high precision magnetometer Future Electronics
Test & Measurement
Bosch Sensortec has introduced the BMM350, a compact 16-bit, 3-axis magnetometer engineered to deliver high accuracy, low noise, and exceptional energy efficiency in space constrained designs.
Read more...Ultra compact NTC thermistors RS South Africa
Test & Measurement
Murata Manufacturing Co. has expanded its compact NCU03 series of NTC thermistors with two ultra-small 0603M devices tailored for consumer and automotive designs.
Read more...Omniflex uses LoRaWAN to track water usage Omniflex Remote Monitoring Specialists
Test & Measurement
Omniflex has helped New South Wales Ports improve its ability to track water usage by installing remote monitoring to 38 water meters at its Port Kembla site, sending the data to the NSWPorts web portal.
Read more...Advanced pressure monitoring sensor EBV Electrolink
Test & Measurement
The Infineon KP497 is an advanced, highly integrated digital pressure sensor designed for demanding automotive and industrial applications, with a particular focus on battery management systems.
Read more...Slimline 150 W bench PSU Vepac Electronics
Test & Measurement
The PeakTech P 6222 is the company’s new, slim laboratory power supply that offers precisely adjustable output values of 30 V and 5 A with a continuous power output of 150W.
Read more...Siemens acquires Canopus AI ASIC Design Services
News
The acquisition extends Siemens’ comprehensive EDA software portfolio with computational metrology and inspection to help chipmakers solve critical technical challenges in semiconductor manufacturing.
While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, the publisher and its agents cannot be held responsible for any errors contained, or any loss incurred as a result. Articles published do not necessarily reflect the views of the publishers. The editor reserves the right to alter or cut copy. Articles submitted are deemed to have been cleared for publication. Advertisements and company contact details are published as provided by the advertiser. Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd cannot be held responsible for the accuracy or veracity of supplied material.
printer friendly version