DocumentCode
1605911
Title
Data standards: the link between design and test
Author
Hanna, James P.
Author_Institution
Rome Lab., Griffiss AFB, NY, USA
fYear
1992
Firstpage
57
Lastpage
62
Abstract
The author discusses the design to test data representations that are being developed by Rome Laboratory in concert with representatives of the computer aided design/test (CAD/CAT) industry and various US Department of Defense and government agencies under the auspices of the IEEE. Few standard representations of engineering, design, and test information exist to foster exchange and reuse in any reasonable fashion during the process of developing and fielding electronic systems. One problem is that the data generated by one vendor´s tool cannot be readily used by the tools of another vendor. Another problem is that no integrated solution exists to address the complete spectrum of engineering, design, and test activities. Three industry standard data representations that are in various stages of development are presented, and their potential impact on the problem domain is examined.<>
Keywords
CAD; automatic test equipment; automatic testing; design for testability; electronic data interchange; electronic engineering computing; military computing; standards; CAD/CAT; IEEE; Rome Laboratory; US Department of Defense; computer aided design/test; data standards; electronic systems; industry standard data representations; test data representations; Automatic testing; Circuit testing; Costs; Design automation; Design engineering; Electronic equipment testing; Laboratories; Microelectronics; Standards development; System testing;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
AUTOTESTCON '92. IEEE Systems Readiness Technology Conference, Conference Record
Conference_Location
Dayton, OH, USA
Print_ISBN
0-7803-0643-0
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/AUTEST.1992.270133
Filename
270133
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