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EE TIMES – December 2005
CEM installs XJTAG system
Boundary scan development tool supplier XJTAG has added a JTAG chain debugger to its XJTAG Development System, which will further reduce debug and test times for engineers designing and testing complex printed circuit boards ...
EE Times – November 2005
Chain debugger said to cut circuit debug, test times
Boundary scan development tool supplier XJTAG has added a JTAG chain debugger to its XJTAG Development System, which will further reduce debug and test times for engineers designing and testing complex printed circuit boards,
EMP – October 2005
Plug and play
Since its introduction as an industry standard in 1990, boundary scan (also known as JTAG) has enjoyed growing popularity for board level manufacturing test applications. JTAG (Joint Test Action Group) as defined by the IEEE 1149.1 Standard, is an integrated method for testing interconnects on PCBs that is implemented at IC level. One company that has taken the principles of JTAG a stage further is Cambridge-based XJTAG. EMP's Dave Tudor visited the company to see how an already-established technology could be enhanced even more.
Electronics Weekly – October 2005
Thales moves to JTAG for board testing
Increasing density of components on circuit boards, and the use of finer pitch packaging, is forcing defence firms to investigate more novel forms of test.
Defence giant Thales UK, for example, has just selected a boundary scan system from XJTAG of Cambridge to test its software defined radio boards.
EE TIMES – February 2005
Hansatech to use XJTAG in test chain
Contract electronics manufacturer, Hansatech, is to use boundary scan test solutions from XJTAG initially at its manufacturing facilities at King’s Lynn and Cambridge, and subsequently at its Poole facility and at its partner’s production site.
EE Times – January 2005
Freebie board test service underscores efficacy of boundary-scan system
IEEE-1149.1 JTAG (Joint Test Action Group) support company XJTAG Ltd. (Cambridge, England) is now offering a free board test service to prospective users.
