Real Insight from Code to Silicon

SourcePoint™
Platform for Software Debug and Trace
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ScanWorks®
Platform for Embedded Instruments
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More Visibility Where It Counts

Software Debug

All the tools you need to debug and trace Intel, AMD and Arm embedded applications in one place.

Hardware Validation

Quickly validate both hardware/firmware interactions and operating margins in our design.

Chip Debug

Verify, test and characterize SoCs, FPGAs and ASICs pre- and post-tapeout.

Manufacturing Test

Non-intrusive test technologies to maximize test coverage and diagnostics.

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Testing DDR4 Memory with Boundary Scan/JTAG

The ability to thoroughly test, characterize and diagnose faults and failures with soldered-down memory is one of the most pressing problems in the industry. With ASSET InterTech’s ScanWorks® Boundary-Scan Test, engineers designing with Double Data Rate 4 (DDR4) memory devices can facilitate shorts and opens testing on control, address, and data lines.

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Latest Articles & Press Releases

Webinar: Intel Architectural Event Trace

Don't miss it! ASSET's Alan Sguigna (that's me), in collaboration with the UEFI Forum, will be presenting and demonstrating SourcePoint using the Intel Architectural Event Trace (AET) feature, which offers an unparalleled level of insight into x86 event generation and code execution.

Webinar: JTAG-based debugging of AMD EPYC servers

ASSET is pleased to announce that yours truly is presenting a technical session on JTAG-based firmware debugging of AMD EPYC servers, to be held on Wednesday, January 27th at 1:30pm Central Standard Time.

The UP Squared Chronicles Episode 4: Using Intel Processor Trace with POST Codes

I became curious this past week on how UEFI handles POST codes. These are “markers” for the boot process, and tells you at what stage the platform initialization is. Can we easily correlate POST codes with the operation of the UEFI firmware?

The UP Squared Chronicles Episode 3: Intel Processor Trace

Wow! It has been a while. I wrote Episode 2 of my open-source explorations into the AAEON Intel Apollo Lake-based Up Squared board back on June 7th. In that episode, I gave directions on how to build the UEFI debug image for the board, complete with source/symbols for consumption by JTAG debuggers like SourcePoint. In this episode, I show source-level debug with SourcePoint, and take advantage of Intel Processor Trace on the board.
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