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エレクトロニクス実装技術 6月号 記事掲載 – Gicho / Electronics Packaging Technology (Japan)
– June 2012 
JTAGバウンダリスキャンテストの革新的ソフトウエア技術設計・解析・デバッグ・テストへの活用
国内唯一の実装技術専門誌!エンジニアが知りたい情報を幅広く特集
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Scan-Testsystem mit integriertem digitalem Oszilloskop
SMT 2012 OnlineSpecial – Leuze Verlag (Germany) –
April 2012 
Das weltweit erste Boundary Scan-Testsystem mit integriertem digitalem Oszilloskop, Funktionsgenerator und Protokoll Analyser wurde auf der Embedded World 2012 zeitgleich am Stand von XJTAG und FlowCAD vorgestellt. Die Kombination dieser Funktionen in einem Gerät macht es zum idealen Hilfsmittel für Entwickler bei der Inbetriebnahme von elektronischen Geräten und ist ab sofort bei FlowCAD erhältlich. Full article »
国内唯一の実装技術専門誌!エンジニアが知りたい情報を幅広く特集 – Gicho / Electronics Packaging Technology (Japan)
– April 2012 
エレクトロニクス実装技術 4月号 記事掲載
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Schaltungsdesign aus einer Hand. FlowCAD stellt an der EMBEDDED WORLD neue Bring-up-Lösung für Entwickler vor –
Megalink (Germany) – March 2012 
Das weltweit erste Boundary Scan-Testsystem mit integriertem digitalem Oszilloskop und Funktionsgenerator wurde zeitgleich am Stand von XJTAG und FlowCAD auf der Embedded World in Nürnberg vorgestellt. Diese Kombination von Funktionen in einem Gerät macht es zum idealen Hilfsmittel für Entwickler bei der Inbetriebnahme von elektronischen Geräten. Full
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Cambridge company pushes into US
Business Weekly – March 2011 
Cambridge technology company, XJTAG has expanded into the US. It has opened its first overseas office
in Waltham, Massachusetts. The company will start small but hopes to scale up fairly rapidly. Full
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Test and Measurement Goes Debug
US Tech – August 2010 
Reducing test cycle time while increasing test coverage is an important goal for equipment builders
serving all types of markets, including military, aerospace, and transportation. Full
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Imagination at the boundary
Electronics Weekly – March 2010 
Imagination Technologies has opted for an XJTAG boundary scan system to test and debug its multimedia
system-on-chip devices. Boundary scanning is used to test and debug prototypes, test assemblies and
customer development boards. It allows for the compilation of effective test scripts even before the
hardware is ready. Full article
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Schnelle und effiziente Inspektion von Platinen
Polyscope (Switzerland) – September 2009 
Leutron Vision benutzt XJTAG-Boundary-Scan zum Testen von Schaltkreisen vor dem Funktionstest. Im
Vergleich zur optischen Inspektion erlaubt XJTAG einen höheren Testumfang, verbesserte Produktivität
und schnelleres Nacharbeiten. Das Boundary-Scan-Verfahren trägt zu einer kontinuierlichen Verbesserung
der Produktentwicklung bei.
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XJTAGバウンダリスキャン手法で、コスト、不良品、開発期間を削減 – Gicho / Electronics Packaging Technology (Japan)
– September 2009 
エレクトロニクス実装技術 9月号 記事掲載
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How Boundary Scan Enhancements can Boost your Bottom Line; A Guide to Reaping Six-Figure Savings with
XJTAG
Electronics Production World – June 2009 
Haliplex, an Australian producer of multi-service telecom infrastructure equipment for global markets,
reckons to be saving over US$100,000 per year by exploiting the enhanced test and diagnostic capabilities
of XJTAG boundary scan across its design, development and production activities.
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XJTAG boundary scan saved one network equipment firm more than $100,000 a year – Electronics Weekly – June
2009 
To meet the cost and time constraints facing developers, engineers need tools that overcome the limitations
of traditional test techniques, but that also allow developers to retest revised assemblies quickly
each time the design is changed. Boundary scan testing provides a means to meet these requirements.
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Making the link – EMT WorldWide – May 2009 
Wireless camera systems developer, Link Research, has partnered with Briton EMS, a UK CEM with RF
capability and boundary scan test experience. The company is an approved XJTAG EMS Developer. This
means that it is using the full development capability of the XJTAG system for debugging, testing and
programming complex PCBs and systems throughout the product lifecycle.
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Flash programming using boundary scan and an FPGA
ElectronicsWeekly – January 2009 
Dominic Plunkett describes how an alternative flash programming method achieves near theoretical programming times.
Relatively inexpensive, high-density flash memories are good news for product developers under pressure
to implement more and better functions in next-generation designs. Reprogramming in situ not only streamlines
design and prototyping, but also delivers several advantages when used in the end product.
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