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JTAG Boundary-Scan Controllers
Corelis has developed a wide range of high-performance
boundary-scan controllers that are compatible with buses
such as USB 2.0, PCI, PCI Express, PXI/cPCI, Ethernet, VME,
and VXI. Most of Corelis' boundary-scan controllers operate
up to 80MHz sustained TCK frequency. This wide choice of
platforms allows greater flexibility to meet specific price
and performance criteria for a given application while
maintaining complete software transportability across all
hardware platforms.
Controller Selection Matrix
(For
Legacy controllers,
click here.)
The table below lists both current and legacy JTAG controllers
offered by Corelis. Click on the controller
model below to find out more about each of our JTAG
Boundary-Scan Controllers. A brief description of each
controller follows. For complete information on the
controllers, please refer to the detailed datasheets.
For additional feature sets, click here.
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USB 2.0 |
USB-1149.1/CFM |
1 |
100 MHz |
USB-1149.1/CFM
The USB-1149.1/CFM™ High-Speed single-TAP boundary-scan controller makes adding JTAG test to Teradyne ICTs a snap. Designed specifically for integration into Teradyne TestStation™ and GR228x testers, the USB-1149.1/CFM
offers a clean, convenient boundary-scan solution.
Adding boundary-scan without losing the ICT investment is an attractive prospect—by combining ICT and boundary-scan, test engineers are achieving the benefits of these complementary technologies and the highest possible test coverage.
Download
USB-1149.1/CFM Datasheet

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USB 2.0 |
USB-1149.1/1E |
1 |
100 MHz |
USB-1149.1/1E
The USB-1149.1/1E™ is a high-performance plug-and-play
IEEE-1149.1 Boundary-Scan (JTAG) controller for the
Universal Serial Bus (USB 2.0). The USB-1149.1/1E is a
high-speed device compliant with Revision 2.0 of the USB
Bus Specification.
The voltage level of the parallel I/O and the TAP
interface is software programmable and can be set to any
voltage between 1.25V and 3.3V in increments of 0.05V.
The USB-1149.1/1E TCK output to the IEEE Standard 1149.1
compatible target system is programmable under software
control and supports speeds of up to 100MHz.
Other features include automatic signal delay
compensation for long cable lengths to the UUT,
programmable slew rate control on the TAP signals, and
I2C/SPI peripheral interfaces to support programming
serial EEPROM devices.
For complete information on the USB-1149.1/1E, please
refer to the detailed datasheet for this product.
Download
USB-1149.1/CFM Datasheet

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USB 2.0 |
USB-1149.1/4E |
4 |
100 MHz |
USB-1149.1/4E
The USB-1149.1/4E™ is a
high-performance plug-and-play IEEE-1149.1 Boundary-Scan (JTAG)
controller for the Universal Serial Bus (USB 2.0). The USB-1149.1/4E
is a high-speed device compliant with Revision 2.0 of the USB Bus
Specification (backward compatible with the full-speed features of
Revision 1.1).
The voltage level of the parallel I/O and the TAP interface is
software programmable and can be set to any voltage between 1.25V
and 3.3V in increments of 0.05V. The USB-1149.1/4E TCK output to the
IEEE Standard 1149.1 compatible target system is programmable under
software control and supports speeds of up to 100MHz.
For complete information on the USB-1149.1/4E, please refer to the
detailed datasheet for this product.
Download
USB-1149.1/4E Datasheet

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USB 2.0 & Ethernet |
NetUSB-1149.1/E |
4 |
80 MHz |
NetUSB-1149.1/E
The
NetUSB-1149.1/E™ (4 TAPs) is an advanced USB 2.0 and LAN-based controller that can
be used in the testing and/or in-system programming
(ISP) of devices, boards, or systems compliant with the
IEEE-1149.1 standard. The NetUSB-1149.1/E controller supports concurrent
(gang) testing and in-system programming of CPLDs and
Flash devices at TCK rates of up to 80MHz. Up to 512
boards can be tested and programmed concurrently!
The controller connects to the computer either through
the USB interface or LAN interface for easy installation
at nearby or remote locations. Other features include
automatic signal delay compensation for long cable
lengths to the UUT, TAP signals, and GPIO discrete
signals which are individually programmable from 1.25V
to 3.3V, programmable slew rate control and pre-power up
test for shorts between power and ground traces on the
UUT.
For complete information on these two controllers,
please refer to the detailed datasheets.
Download NETUSB-1149.1/E Datasheet

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USB 2.0 & Ethernet |
NetUSB-1149.1/SE |
8 |
70 MHz |
NetUSB-1149.1/SE
The NetUSB-1149.1/SE™ (8 TAPs)
is an advanced USB 2.0 and LAN-based controller that can
be used in the testing and/or in-system programming
(ISP) of devices, boards, or systems compliant with the
IEEE-1149.1 standard. The NetUSB-1149.1/SE controller supports concurrent
(gang) testing and in-system programming of CPLDs and
Flash devices at TCK rates of up to 80MHz. Up to 512
boards can be tested and programmed concurrently! The
NetUSB-1149.1/SE also supports an analog voltage
measuring capability.
The controller connects to the computer either through
the USB interface or LAN interface for easy installation
at nearby or remote locations. Other features include
automatic signal delay compensation for long cable
lengths to the UUT, TAP signals, and GPIO discrete
signals which are individually programmable from 1.25V
to 3.3V, programmable slew rate control and pre-power up
test for shorts between power and ground traces on the
UUT.
For complete information on these two controllers,
please refer to the detailed datasheets.
Download
NETUSB-1149.1/SE Datasheet

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PCI |
PCI-1149.1/Turbo |
4,8 or 32 (*) |
80 MHz |
PCI-1149.1/Turbo
The PCI-1149.1/Turbo™ is a powerful PCI-based controller that is used
for testing and in-system programming (ISP) of devices, boards, or
systems compliant with the IEEE-1149.1 standard. When combined with a
pod, such as the ScanTAP-4, the PCI-1149.1/Turbo supports concurrent
(gang) testing and in-system programming of CPLDs and Flash devices at
TCK rates of up to 80MHz. The Controller connects to the pod with a high
performance SCSI ribbon cable available in lengths up to 30-feet for
easy installation at remote locations.
Other features include automatic signal delay compensation for long
cable lengths to the UUT, TAP signals, and GPIO discrete signals which
are individually programmable from 1.3V to 3.3V, programmable slew rate
control, and pre-power up test for shorts between power and ground lines
on the UUT.
Download
PCI-1149.1 Turbo Datasheet

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PCI Express |
PCIe-1149.1 |
4,8 or 32 (*) |
80 MHz |
PCIe-1149.1
The PCIe-1149.1™ is an advanced robust system that can be used in the
testing and/or in-system programming (ISP) of devices, boards, or
systems compliant with the IEEE-1149.1 standard. When combined with a
pod, such as the ScanTAP-4, the PCIe-1149.1 supports concurrent (gang)
testing and in-system programming of CPLDs and Flash devices at TCK
rates of up to 80MHz. The Controller connects to the pod with a high
performance SCSI ribbon cable available in lengths up to 30-feet for
easy installation at remote locations.
Other features include automatic signal delay compensation for long
cable lengths to the UUT, TAP signals, and GPIO discrete signals which
are individually programmable from 1.3V to 3.3V, programmable slew rate
control, and pre-power up test for shorts between power and ground lines
on the UUT.
Download PCIe-1149.1
Datasheet

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USB 2.0 |
QuadTap CFM |
4 |
50 MHz |
QuadTap CFM
Circuit board complexity continues to increase. As physical test access recedes, non-intrusive test methods such as boundary-scan and JTAG embedded test are positioned to close the test coverage gaps, ensuring that test technology keeps pace with design advances such as multi-TAP systems.
The Corelis QuadTAP/CFM™ high-speed multi-TAP boundary-scan system makes advanced, multi-TAP boundary-scan testing within ICT systems a reality. By combining ICT and boundary-scan, test engineers gain benefits from both technologies for the highest possible test coverage, speed, and capability.
Specifically designed for integration into Teradyne TestStation™ and GR228x testers, the QuadTAP/CFM and QuadTAP/CFM Expander enable a clean, convenient multi-TAP boundary-scan solution.
Download QuadTap CFM
Datasheet

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PXI/cPCI |
CPXI-1149.1/Turbo |
4,8 or 32 (*) |
80 MHz |
CPXI-1149.1/Turbo
The CPXI-1149.1/Turbo™ is an advanced
PXI/cPCI-based controller that is used for testing and in-system
programming of devices, boards, or systems compliant with the
IEEE-1149.1 standard. When combined with a pod, such as the
ScanTAP-4, the CPXI-1149.1/Turbo supports concurrent (gang) testing
and in-system programming of CPLDs and Flash devices at TCK rates of
up to 80MHz. Up to 8,000 boards can be tested and programmed
concurrently!
The controller connects to the pod with a high performance SCSI
ribbon cable available in lengths up to 30-feet for easy
installation at remote locations. Other features include automatic
signal delay compensation for long cable lengths to the UUT, TAP
signals, and GPIO discrete signals which are individually
programmable from 1.25V to 3.3V, programmable slew rate control, and
pre-power up test for shorts between power and ground traces on the
UUT.
Download
CPXI-1149.1/Turbo Datasheet

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(*) - With
ScanTAP intelligent pod (ScanTAP-4, ScanTAP-8,
ScanTAP-32)
Optional Accessory Selection Matrix
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Low Voltage
Adapter |
1 |
100 MHz |
ALL |
Low Voltage Adapter
The Low Voltage Adapter provides the electrical and mechanical interface needed to connect a Corelis boundary-scan controller to a high density 60-pin Intel XDP (eXtended Debug Port) connector (Samtec BSH-030-01). The XDP port runs at about 1.0V and has 51 pullup/pulldown termination so the Low Voltage Adapter also provides the appropriate level translation and current drive capability. If the target UUT has an Intel XDP connector the user will need a Low Voltage Adapter to access the scan chain.
For complete information on the Low Voltage Adapter, go to
the Low Voltage Adapter product
page
Download
the Low Voltage Adapter Datasheet

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ScanTAP-IsoPod |
1 |
40 MHz |
ALL |
ScanTAP-IsoPod
The Corelis ScanTAP-IsoPod is an add-on accessory that
provides a complete electrical isolation barrier between
the target system and the JTAG Test Access Port (TAP).
It provides electrical isolation of the JTAG controller
TAP signals from the unit under test and enhances the
protection of the equipment against harsh electrical
environments. The digital isolation offered by the
ScanTAP-IsoPod protects boundary-scan controller
hardware from ground potential differences that are
often present in production floors and in other
industrial environments. The ground potential
differences are especially harmful when using computer
powered USB based test and measurement equipment where
the computer and the target system are powered from
different AC power line sources in a noisy industrial
environment.
For complete information on the ScanTAP-IsoPod, go to
the ScanTAP-IsoPod product
page
Download
ScanTAP-IsoPod Datasheet

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ScanTAP Relay |
1 |
50 MHz |
ScanTAP-4
ScanTAP-8
NetUSB-1149.1/E
NetUSB-1149.1/SE |
ScanTAP Relay
The ScanTAP Relay pod is an add-on accessory that
contains electro-mechanical relays for engaging and
disengaging the boundary-scan Test Access Port (TAP)
signals. The ScanTAP Relay pod is operated under host
software control and provides mechanical isolation of
all the TAP signals, including Ground. It is compatible
with the various Corelis ScanTAP intelligent modules and
is mostly used when integrating the Corelis
boundary-scan test tools with in-circuit testers such as
the Agilent 3070. By coupling the power of the
ScanExpress boundary-scan tools with that of an
in-circuit tester (ICT) such as the Agilent 3070 or the
Teradyne Test Station, a complete, integrated solution
is now available that offers the best advantages of both
technologies.
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Controller Specifications
Programmable Clock
The system-wide TCK rate for all TAP ports is
programmable under software control. A wide range of TCK
frequencies can be achieved by using the on-board
Phase-Locked-Loop (PLL) generation circuitry. Depending
on the controller, users are given the ability to select
the desired TCK rate from a range of values up to 100
MHz at resolution increments of less than 2%.
Adjustable Low Voltage Outputs
The voltage level of the parallel I/O, the local TAP
port, and each pod TAP is software programmable and can
be set to any voltage between 1.25V and 3.3V in increments of 0.05V. The ports of the
ScanTAP-4, ScanTAP-8, and ScanTAP-32 pods can also be
slew rate (fast/slow) adjusted.
Scan Input Signal Delay Compensation
Automatic delay compensation is inserted within the
signal paths. This feature solves the well-known
problems associated with the combination of high TCK
rates and remote target locations at extended distances.
Target Voltage Detection System
The controller and its remote pod include
analog-to-digital converters, which can measure
connected power voltages from the target. Such voltages
from two distinct target levels can be measured and
compared against user-defined limits. This feature can
provide detailed signal voltage checks at any stage of a
test plan.
Automatic Detection of UUT Power Shorts
With the target powered down, a well-regulated drive
current with current limit can be momentarily applied to
the target power bus. By measuring this current, the
approximate load resistance can be calculated. This
provides for the automatic detection of target power
shorts, prior to applying power to the target unit.
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Corelis
offers free
three-day training classes that include a boundary-scan tutorial and
hands-on lab exercises using Corelis ScanExpress hardware and software.
The training class covers all aspects of boundary-scan testing using
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Corelis offers an extensive line of
boundary-scan software packages that can also be custom tailored
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