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Corelis Introduces New ScanExpress Version 9.8.0 Boundary-Scan Software Suite
October 21, 2020 | Corelis, Inc.Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
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Corelis, the leading supplier of high-performance boundary-scan test and measurement software and hardware, announced today version 9.8.0 of its ScanExpress™ Boundary-Scan Suite of Software is now available.
Improvements include: ScanExpress JET can now take advantage of optional ScanExpress JET Advanced Diagnostics for detailed memory test diagnostics with fully automated analysis. Processor-controlled functional test results are diagnosed down to the net-and-pin level, even on BGA components where physical debug and test access is limited.
ScanExpress JET Advanced Diagnostics integrate with ScanExpress Runner and Viewer to provide both a test log and visual representation of fault locations. The precise diagnostics are ideal for extensive testing of embedded systems in high-reliability products including avionics, telecommunications boards, automotive ECU systems, and more. Processor-specific memory tests include multiple memory standards including DDR, GDDR, and more. For supported CPU information, please contact Corelis sales.
Additionally, all ScanExpress software has been updated with the latest features and updated device support. Highlights include improved EDIF netlist support, new support for memory bank tests with mixed data bus widths, and support for larger flash devices.
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