Category Archives: Case Studies

TI Pins-Down and Debugs

By Admin in Case Studies, IEEE-SA Programs & Services, Inside the IEEE-SA, Profiles & Interviews, Standards Development Process on 09/25/2011 Comments closed
Something old and something new! Texas Instruments is showing the industry how old standards pave way for new technology. As products evolve, so does the circuitry inside. The smaller the devices get, the more intricate and confusing the chipsets can be. Having an efficient way to debug the products of today and tomorrow can be [...]

The Story of IEEE 1149.7 – Less Red Tape, More Rigor!

By Admin in Case Studies, IEEE-SA Programs & Services, Standards at Work on 01/28/2011 Comments closed
Last year’s publication of IEEE Std 1149.7™, “IEEE Standard for Reduced-pin and Enhanced-functionality Test Access Port and Boundary Scan Architecture,” (often called JTAG) was the result of several years of hard work, but it illustrated the value of the IEEE standardization process as well as our entity program (also known as the “Corporate Program”) for [...]