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ASSET InterTech is the world leader in Manufacturing Test and Hardware Debug Solutions for processor-based boards.
MicroMaster is an e-JTAG test and debug solution for assembled boards (PCBAs) that are controlled by a processor.
MicroMaster e-JTAG solutions give greater test coverage than regular JTAG testers. MicroMaster can run both JTAG and/or CPU Emulation tests for combined structural and functional testing in manufacturing. It is also perfect for debug & repair. Watch this short movie for more details.
Applications include board prototyping and New Product Introduction (NPI), manufacturing test and fall-out repair, board failure analysis, fast flash programming, and field return repairs.
Most Intel® CPU boards have little JTAG support. MicroMaster can test and debug these boards without using JTAG. more info »
MicroMaster provides extensive fault diagnostics, even on dead boards. Other functional test systems give little or no feedback unless a large part of the board's components are working. more info »
MicroMaster performs fast functional testing before system-level tests. This catches failures early in the manufacturing cycle, cutting costs. Test times are reduced and diagnostic feedback is greatly improved. more info »
MicroMaster Fast Flash Programming can reduce programming times down to less than 10 seconds per megabyte. This feature is ideally suited to board manufacturing and high volume firmware upgrades. more info »
MicroMaster can extend the test coverage provided by ICT, MDA and JTAG testers. MicroMaster overcomes test access problems in structural test and adds fast functional test. more info »
Guided Fault Isolation (GFI) simplifies fault diagnosis by indicating the most likely cause(s) of failure on a block diagram of the board. more info »
