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This paper illustrates how serial buses have been emulated in the past and how, using synthetic bus technology, better test methods can reduce program life cycle costs.
This paper will explain some of the advantages of utilizing an instrument with Deep Serial Memory in digital test applications that involve large block data transfer. Deep Serial Memory can accommodate test applications that use large block transfers of data, such as read-only memory (ROM) testing, boundary scan and communications that involve read/write of megawords of data. Conventional test pattern...
Once upon a time, radios were simple devices. Mainly using AM or FM modulation with frequency-domain multiple access techniques (a.k.a. channels) it was possible to test and troubleshoot these radios with correspondingly simple test equipment, and with no software at all. Given a known-to-be-broken radio, trained technicians at the I-level or depot level were able to test and troubleshoot using basic...
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