User-centric digital test architecture

Jones, C.; McGoldrick, Michael

doi:10.1109/autest.2005.1609214

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“…Therefore, the use of stored patterns for both synchronization and testing can result in a less LRU-centric test solution. Other solutions (including dedicated handshake subsystems that separate the specifics of how to synchronize to the UUT from the actual testing of the UUT) have been proposed [1].…”

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Asynchronous Interaction Between Unit Under Test and an LRU-Centric Digital Test Instrument

McGoldrick

2006

2006 IEEE Autotestcon

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This paper provides a range of problems and solutions involving the asynchronous interaction between a UUT and a digital test instrument during LRU and SRU test. Agile handling of such asynchronous activity can result in higher test quality, simpler programming, and less debugging. Examples provided herein are compared to the applications workarounds generally required in older, more synchronous apparatus.

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Section: Simple Uut Alerting Mechanisms For Parallel Applicationsmentioning

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Asynchronous Interaction Between Unit Under Test and an LRU-Centric Digital Test Instrument

McGoldrick

2006

2006 IEEE Autotestcon

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“…From Multibus, ISA, to PCI, the data rates increase. How to establish a common test platform in a cost-effective manner becomes the new challenge for the ATE development [1].…”

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The reliable and cost-effective test solution for military computer devices with PCI, ISA and MULTIBUS I bus based on StarFabric technique

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Zhu

2012

2012 International Conference on Quality, Reliability, Risk, Maintenance, and Safety Engineering

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PCI, ISA and MULTIBUS I bus are the mainstream military computer peripheral device buses in defense electrical equipments. Realizing functional testing of devices with these buses has significant impacts on maintenance. This paper analyzes the bus test requirements, discusses the advantages and disadvantages of several general test approaches. Then the reliable solution is suggested based on StarFabric® technique, it lowers acquirement cost and reduces development load. The prototype is established and key technique is verified. The approach can be applied in the maintenance testing.

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User-centric digital test architecture

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Asynchronous Interaction Between Unit Under Test and an LRU-Centric Digital Test Instrument

Asynchronous Interaction Between Unit Under Test and an LRU-Centric Digital Test Instrument

The reliable and cost-effective test solution for military computer devices with PCI, ISA and MULTIBUS I bus based on StarFabric technique

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