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New Generation of connected Multi-TAP JTAG Controllers

18 September 2018 - Corelis will introduce the NetUSB II, a new generation of connected multi-TAP JTAG controllers, at IEEE AUTOTESTCON 2018, September 17th-20th. The NetUSB II boundary-scan controller comes in 4-TAP or 8-TAP configurations supporting speeds up to 100 MHz TCK rates. The NetUSB II also features user-selectable pin configurations, 5V tolerant ATE-class pin drivers, and built-in protection for harsh electrical environments. Designed to work with Corelis’ ScanExpress family of products or with the use of a low-level scan API, the NetUSB II offers a highly robust JTAG interface for PCBA testing, in-system-programming, CPU-based functional testing, and more.

Corelis also continues to push the envelope with the company’s serial bus-analyzer product lines. Corelis’ BusPro-S SPI host adapter and CAS-1000 12C bus analyzer, both of which will also be on display at the company’s exhibit booth at IEEE AUTOTESTCON, offer breadth-of-use as well as flexibility. BusPro-S SPI features quad-speed support, supporting flash programming throughput rates up to 200 Mb/s, while the CAS-1000 I²C bus analyzer offers unparalleled support for bus monitoring, traffic generation, and automated test of I2C applications. Glitch injection, clock stretching, and master/slave emulation are just some of the high-end features that make the CAS-1000 12C product a must have.

Corelis has also been jointly working with Teradyne to enhance boundary-scan integration with Teradyne’s High Speed Subsystem (HSSub). New features of this product include fast-flash programming, general purpose I/O capability, and support for up to four JTAG TAPs. HSSub also provides complete Corelis JTAG boundary-scan capabilities with new and existing Teradyne Di-series and HSSub installations. Corelis will also be featuring this product at AUTOTESTCON and showcasing the product’s application in the boundary-scan test system and process.

Other industry tools to be showcased by Corelis at IEEE AUTOTESCON, include Blackhawk JTAG Emulators, which are designed for Texas Instruments (TI) processors. Also known as TI XDS debug probes, Blackhawk JTAG Emulators are available in several technology classes and allow developers to trade-off debugging features, speed, host-interface, and cost. Blackhawk product options range from entry-level, under $100 XDS100-class products to the more advanced, XDS560v2-class models that support system trace (STM).

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