Internal/external test harmonization, verticality and performance metrics-a systems approach

Scully, J.K.

doi:10.1109/autest.1994.381529

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“…Current TPS concepts arose primarily out of the US Navy's VAST program, and to a lesser degree, out of the US Air Force's GPATS program [1] . The TPS consists of test program software, documentation and interface device used in conjunction with an ATS to detect and isolate faults in UUT.…”

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TPS verification with UUT simulation

Wang

Meng

Zhao³

2006

Sixth International Symposium on Instrumentation and Control Technology: Sensors, Automatic Measurement, Control, and Computer

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TPS's (Test Program Set) verification or first article acceptance test commonly depends on fault insertion experiment on UUT (Unit Under Test). However the failure modes injected on UUT is limited and it is almost infeasible when the UUT is in development or in a distributed state. To resolve this problem, a TPS verification method based on UUT interface signal simulation is putting forward. The interoperability between ATS (automatic test system) and UUT simulation platform is very important to realize automatic TPS verification. After analyzing the ATS software architecture, the approach to realize interpretability between ATS software and UUT simulation platform is proposed. And then the UUT simulation platform software architecture is proposed based on the ATS software architecture. The hardware composition and software architecture of the UUT simulation is described in details. The UUT simulation platform has been implemented in avionics equipment TPS development, debug and verification.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The TPS verification process often depends on fault insertion testing [1] . The TPS can be checked on a sample of fabricated devices known as good devices (or golden boards) and tests reject faulty devices [3] .…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%