JTAG Technologies Inc.
We are a solutions company specializing in PCB assembly testing, fault diagnosis and device programming. We develop innovative products built upon boundary-scan (IEEE Std 1149.x) standards and supply our software and hardware products and services world-wide.
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+31 (0) 40 295 0870 - info@jtag.com
- Bogert 6
Eindhoven, 5612 LZ
Netherlands, Kingdom of the
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Flex Socket Test Module
JT 2127/Flex Socket Test Module
Test Module
The JT 2127/Flex STM memory socket tester is a family of hardware adapters specifically designed for the testing of of PCB-mounted DIMM & SODIMM sockets using a JTAG/boundary-scan controller and supporting software. The testing of memory sockets has always been troublesome for test and production engineers using JTAG/boundary-scan systems. Even when it is possible to create memory writes/reads from a boundary-scan compliant access device on the UUT (Unit Under Test), the initialization process may fail leaving you with little diagnostics information. What’s more it can still be uncertain whether fault lays with the DIMM module itself or the socket. Using the new JT 2127-Flex system from JTAG Technologies you get pin-point diagnostics from a known-good test interface so you can be certain that your socket is soldered correctly.
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Training Board
JT 2156
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The JT 2156 training board has been devised to demonstrate all the latest features and test techniques available to users of JTAG Technologies’ ProVision & JTAG Live application development systems. As well as a modern ARM Core processor, the design also includes an Altera Cyclone FPGA, DDR Memory, Ethernet PHY, and several SPI and I2C peripheral parts. The JT2156 is shipped with a comprehensive self-study manual for getting to know the in-depth features of ProVision and/or JTAGLive Studio. For Altium users the design also serves as an example of how to adapt the Nano board into a realistic custom design.
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TAP Extender
JT 2135
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The JT 2135 allows TAP signals to be extended away from the base JT 2137 (classic pod) by up to 1 meter and retain full pod’s frequency specifications. The active circuitry inside the JT 2135 compensates for the TDO signal return time of the longer interface cable. Multiple JT 2135s can be implemented if a longer extension is required.
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Digital/Analog/Frequency Measurement Module
JT 2149/DAF
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The JT 2149/DAF is a compact, mixed-signal (Digital/Analog/Frequency) measurement module for use in JTAG Technologies’ widely-used JT 2147 (QuadPod) signal conditioning interface. The DAF module has been designed to replace a regular TAP Pod and provides 28 measurement channels plus a clock generator. When connected to a circuit board via edge connector or test fixture/jig test pins, the module enhances standard digital boundary-scan tests by enabling a series of analog and frequency measurements to be made.
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QuadPOD Conditioning Interface
JT 2147/VPC
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The JT 2147/VPC is a variant of the JTAG Technologies QuadPOD signal conditioning interface specifically designed for use within Virginia Panel Corporation’s mass interconnect interface. The unit integrates both the JT 2148 transceiver circuitry, two independent, programmable TAP modules (of type JT 2149) and two TAP modules with I/O (of type JT 2149/MPV) on a single board that interfaces via the VPC QuadraPaddle connectors type G20x or G14x.
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Pod with Four Test Access Ports for 5v or 3.3V TTL Thresholds
JT 2137
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The JT 2137 pod remains a popular choice for DataBlaster controller installations that require a compact signal conditioning pod embedded within a test fixture. The JT 2137 features four test access ports which together may be set for 5v or 3.3V TTL thresholds, although additional plug-in adapters are available that allow alternative thresholds to be set on a TAP by TAP basis (contact your local sales office for details). The 20-way 0.1″ IDC TAP headers comply with the standard JTAG Technologies 20-way pin-out and provide the additional flash programming controls Read/Busy and AutoWrite.
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DDC (Dual DIMM Carrier) DIOS Adaptor
JT 2702/DDC
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The JT2702 Digital 256 channel JTAG I/O module. JT2702/DDC (Dual DIMM Carrier) is a DIMM DIOS accessory product. It is typically used in custom test adapters or fixtures where a large number of digital I/O channels are required with a minimum space overhead.
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64-Channel Boundary-Scan Digital I/O Scan Module
JT 2111/MPV DIOS IDC
Digital I/O
The JT 2111/MPV is a 64 channel boundary-scan digital I/O scan module enclosed in an impact resistant housing. The module is designed to test and control edge connectors, on-board connectors and logic clusters in boundary-scan applications. Multiple modules can be connected serially to increase the number of I/Os. Available with 96-pin DIN 41612 connectors and 20-pin 0.1″ pitch IDC connectors.
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ATE Integration
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Want to improve the overall test coverage of your assembled boards? It’s easy. Simply combine or integrate your JTAG Technologies boundary-scan tools with your existing automatic test equipment (ATE). We work with any vendor of in-circuit testers (ICT), flying probes (FPT) or functional testers (FT).We offer solutions for most of the available automatic test equipment systems, in addition we can support you with customized integrations for your existing automatic test equipment (ATE).
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CoreCommander
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While many ICs are equipped with a JTAG (IEEE Std. 1149.1) boundary-scan register (BSR), a significant number of microprocessors and DSPs can be found with deficient or even non-existent BSRs. CoreCommander Micro uses the on-chip debug mode of processors to access ports and embedded peripheral controllers to promote ''kernel-centric'' testing. Similarly, in the case of today's Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) test engineers can ''bridge'' from the JTAG interface to the resources of the gate array itself. Our CoreCommander FPGA product implements a translatorinterface that allows our JTAG hardware to control embedded IP cores via a variety of bus interfaces (e.g. Wishbone Avalon etc.).
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JTAG Test Software
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JTAG Technologies software has been subject to a program of continuous development for over 20 years. The first products, launched in 1991 formed the start of our 'Classic' range of software and featured the first automatic boundary-scan test program generator (ATPG) for PCB interconnects plus associated test execution and diagnostics software. In 2006 JTAG Technologies launched it's new flagship tools platform JTAG ProVision.
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TAP Signal Isolation Module
JT 2139
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The JT 2139 is a TAP signal isolation module designed for use in combinational test systems that utilise multiple instrument interfaces. To avoid parasitic capacitance effects and/or unwanted ground loops the JT 2139 can be used to completely galvanically isolate any JTAG Technologies boundary-scan controller from the remainder of the instrumentation system. JT 2139 isolators are a standard component of the JTAG Technologies ‘Symphony’ systems that integrate boundary-scan with In-Circuits Testers etc..
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eDAK For MAC Panel
JT 2147/eDAC for MAC Panel
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The JT 2147/eDAK is a new variant of the JTAG Technologies QuadPOD signal conditioning interface specifically designed for use within a MAC Panel ‘Scout’ mass interconnect interface. The unit integrates both the JT 2148 transceiver circuitry plus four independent, programmable TAP modules (two of type JT 2149 and two of type JT2149/MPV) on a single board that matches the MAC Panel Direct Access Kit (DAK) form factor. Overall this configuration offers four Test Access Ports, 64 Digital IO Scan channels and reconfigurable (SCIL) capabilities
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BSD (Test Diagnostics)
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BSD Test Diagnostics software can be added to either developer or factory run-time systems to further improve the location of faults such as net bridges (short-circuits), open pins, open nets and even ''twisted'' connections that can occur within cable assemblies. BSD Test diagnostics reports faults in a verbose English language statement with pin level information included and can easily interpret multiple fault conditions.


















