JTAG debugging introduction and simulation
Henrik writes: This seems like a clever open source project, you can order a free kit or build it yourself based on the FTDI chips. Free software to develop or educate yourself on jtag.
goJTAG is the first university-driven open-source project aiming at providing a full package for a JTAG newcomer including training materials, slides and exercises. The software includes a simulation component that fully illustrates the underlaying concept of JTAG/Boundary Scan. The user can directly step-wise control the test features of IEEE 1149.1 compliant devices and observe a system’s reaction in a real time in an on-screen simulation. Using a PicoTAP controller, all actions can be applied to a unit under test (UUT) it is connected to. Such a fine-grain illustration of JTAG test principles has not been possible until now.
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“you can order a free kit”
Where does it say that? I don’t see it on the goJTAG site.
Regards, David
There is a link under the logo on right side “Register for free goJTAG KIT”
Got it Alexey, I missed the obvious. Thanks – David