Wavecom selects XJTAG to speed wireless development
Wavecom has selected the XJTAG boundary scan system as the platform for developing and testing its WMP100 Wireless Microprocessor-based turnkey systems.
EmbeddedWavecom's system solutions are used across a range of M2M (Machine to Machine) applications including automotive telematics, smart metering, fleet management, GSM/GPS/satellite tracking, wireless alarms,
wireless point of sale, and remote monitoring.
Laurence Damm, field application engineer with Wavecom, said: "We selected XJTAG because implementation is lightning fast, we can easily customise tests for products from entry-level to high-end, and we can achieve high overall test coverage to guarantee the low ppm rates demanded by automotive applications."
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