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Microcontroller based applications are usually
debugged with the assistance of In-circuit emulators and logic
analysers. However, these traditional debug tools represent a
huge investment for use in classes with several groups of
students working at the same time. The development of a new
low-cost debug tool that uses the Boundary Scan Test
infrastructure to implement the basic functionality provided
by an In-circuit emulator and a logic analyser is a possible
solution to overcome this economical problem. To reduce
costs the Boundary Scan Test infrastructure is controlled
through the parallel port of a normal Personal Computer,
now widely available in classrooms.
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Boundary Scan Test Microcontrollers