Evaluation Tools

The Blackfin/SHARC USB EZ-Extender daughter board features:

•USB 2.0 interface – PLX Technology NET2272 device

•USB driver and application code

•CE certified

JTAG Emulators

JTAG (Joint Test Action Group) is defined by the IEEE 1149.1 standard for a test access port for testing electronic devices. This standard defines a method for serially scanning the I/O status of each pin on the device as well as controlling internal operation of the device.

Boundary-scan testing was developed in the mid 1980s as the JTAG inter- face to solve physical access problems on PCBs caused by increasingly crowded assemblies due to novel packaging technologies. Boundary-scan embeds test circuitry at chip level to form a complete board-level test pro- tocol. With boundary-scan—industry standard IEEE 1149.1 since 1990—you can access the most complex assemblies for testing, debugging, in-system device programming, and diagnosing hardware problems.

SHARC processors are equipped with a JTAG port and thus support the IEEE 1149.1 standard for system test.

Through the JTAG port, you can run and halt the processor remotely. The internal and external processor memory can be read or written, and breakpoints can be set.

Most development boards include some built-in JTAG emulation cir- cuitry. Your own hardware, most likely, does not contain this circuitry.

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82-003536-01 specifications

Analog Devices has consistently been at the forefront of innovation in the semiconductor industry, and the Analog Devices 82-003536-01 exemplifies this commitment to excellence. This particular model is a high-performance integrated circuit that's widely recognized for its robust functionalities in a variety of applications, especially within the fields of telecommunications, industrial automation, and consumer electronics.

One of the main features of the 82-003536-01 is its ability to handle wide bandwidth signals with high fidelity. This capability is essential for modern communication systems that require precise signal processing to ensure data integrity over long distances. The device achieves this through advanced modulation techniques and high-speed analog-to-digital conversion, allowing for the seamless capture of complex waveforms.

The technology behind the 82-003536-01 includes significant advancements in signal processing algorithms, enabling the chip to perform real-time analysis of incoming data streams. With fast response times and low latency, the integrated circuit is ideal for applications where quick decision-making is critical, such as real-time monitoring systems and automated industrial controls.

In terms of characteristics, the 82-003536-01 showcases an impressive operating temperature range, ensuring reliability in various environmental conditions. This is particularly advantageous for outdoor applications or in industries like automotive, where temperature fluctuations can be extreme. The low power consumption of the device also makes it a standout choice for battery-operated devices, contributing to longer operational life and reduced overall energy costs.

Additionally, the 82-003536-01 is designed with user-friendly interfaces that simplify integration into existing systems. This ease of use is complemented by the extensive support and documentation provided by Analog Devices, enabling engineers and designers to achieve quicker time-to-market for their products.

Finally, echoing Analog Devices' commitment to quality, the 82-003536-01 undergoes rigorous testing to meet high industry standards. This dedication to reliability and performance ensures that users can trust the device in mission-critical applications. Overall, the Analog Devices 82-003536-01 is a versatile, high-performance solution that continues to set benchmarks in the semiconductor landscape.
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