ITC: Asset InterTech adds controller, enhances ScanWorks
-- Test & Measurement World, 10/25/2006 10:41:00 AM
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Asset InterTech debuted a new controller card that can handle JTAG and functional test chores. It also announced ScanWorks enhancements that increase its openness to third parties, and the company described its efforts in the internal and system JTAG areas. Hear Glenn Woppman, president, CEO, and chairman, of Asset, comment on internal (IEEE P1687) and system JTAG in an interview with chief editor Rick Nelson.
The PCI-based ScanWorks PCI-200EJ controller supports boundary-scan test and on-board programming operations as well as microprocessor functioinal emulation testing. Developed in collaboration with International Test Technologies (www.intertesttech.com) the new controller increases test coverage by supporting ScanWorks' JTAG operations and the functional test capabilities of ITT's microMaster emulators. Initial versions support the PowerPC microprocessors; support for Intel Pentium and XScale processors is planned.
ScanWorks openness enhancements
The ScanWorks enhancements include external I/O management, which automates the testing of the structural integrity of signals routed off a circuit board under test through a connector. The feature simplifies the use of third-party I/O modules, such as ones in the AccessExtender family from JEK-Tech (www.jek-tech.com). Another new ScanWorks feature opens the JTAG test system to the data-mining probes of SigmaQuest's (www.sigmaquest.com) software.
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