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SiP-TAP: JTAG for SiP

Authors: Frans G. M. de Jong; Alex S. Biewenga;

SiP-TAP: JTAG for SiP

Abstract

The IEEE Std 1149.1-2001 (1149.1) solution for test poses a challenge when used for System-in-a-Package (SiP). Like a Multi Chip Module (MCM), a SiP adds a hierarchy layer to a board design in a similar way as a daughter board does. However, when a customer views a SiP as an IC, it will not conform to the IEEE 1149.1 standard. This paper discusses this discrepancy from a vendor and a customer perspective and presents a solution. The implementation is low cost and can be a general addition to the Test Access Port (TAP) of all dies using 1149.1. The effects on test preparation, BSDL file impact, software flow and the actual use are discussed as well.

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