February, 2013
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Page 85 JTAG Technologies: New Modules & Tests
Eindhoven, The Netherlands, — JTAG Technologies is introducing its JT 2149/DAF I/O module for digital
unit of its type to offer both digital and analog test access to PCBs using the company’s widely-used QuadPod signal conditioning interface. The JT 2149/DAF module has
New I/O module.
and analog measurement — a new compact, mixed-signal (Digital/Ana - log/Frequency) measurement mod- ule. The JT 2149/DAF is the first
Speedprint Adds New Advanced Dispense Unit
Tampa, FL — Speedprint Tech - nology is highlighting the SP710avi with Advanced Dispense Unit. According to the company, the SP700avi’s low ownership costs, sim- plicity, ease of maintenance make it an exceptional overall value. The advanced screen printer combines the company’s commitment to high performance and reliability with all the necessary features for processing high technology substrates as stan- dard equipment. The system was designed to cope with the rigors of high-volume SMT production while providing the flexibility needed in high-mix, quick product setup and changeover environments.
been designed to slot into the compa- ny’s regular QuadPod™ transceiver system as used by the renowned DataBlaster series of boundary- scan/JTAG controller hardware. When connected to a circuit board with an edge connector or test fix- ture/jig test pins, the module enhances standard digital boundary- scan tests by enabling a series of analog and frequency measurements to be made. Capabilities of the JT 2149/DAF
module include 16 dual-purpose digi- tal pins capable of digital I/O stimulus and response at voltages of 1.0 to 3.6V plus frequency measurements of up to 128MHz on any pin. 12 additional analog measurement channels can capture values from 0 to 33V with bet- ter than 10mV resolution. One fur- ther channel is available as a clock generator, programmable up to 64MHz. According to the company, the new module provides a host of fea- tures in a very compact format, suit- able for system builders looking to add analog capabilities to a JTAG/boundary-scan test system. JTAG Technologies is also showcasing Autobuzz, a totally new tool that
effectively learns a connectivity signa- ture of all boundary-scan parts within a design from only the BSDL models of those parts. Autobuzz expands the “seek and discover” mode of BuzzPlus and automatically gathers circuit data of a known good board and then performs a full connectivity compare against the faulty circuit. Autobuzz is a useful tool for repair and rework technicians, especially when design
data is missing or incomplete. Contact: JTAG Technologies,
111 N. West Street, Easton, MD 21601 % 877-367-5824 fax: 410-770-4774 Web:
www.jtag.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #910.
Speedprint SP-700 screen printer.
The SP700avi becomes the
SP710avi when it is equipped with the Dual Syringe, Automatic Dis - pense unit (ADu), which allows users to eliminate additional capital outlay by integrating this functional- ity into the printer. Utilizing the PCB Gerber file, an operator can simply drag any region of interest to automatically program volume deposits of paste or glue. There is no need to spend time on each deposit site adjusting to optimize the vol- ume, point and drag. This means that a complete PCB can be pro- grammed for production or prototype
work in just seconds. Contact: Speedprint Americas,
5804 Breckenridge Blvd. E., Tampa, FL 33610 % 813-246-9500 E-mail:
mark.brawley@speedprint-
tech.com Web:
www.speedprint-tech.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #1245. See us at IPC/APEX Booth 3444
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