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| 22:00.07 | aojpl | Hi, JTAG seems quite popular in testing PCBs and such, and I'd like to implement it. However I am quite confused as to what are the hardware & software requirements for boundary scanning? ex, are there opensource softwares that may achieve this, do I need to pull out pins other than the standard JTAG pins...etc? |
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