MJS1 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee PAR Proposal: IEEE-P Portable-Bench Top Universal Pin Map

MJS2 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Proposition… 5.4 Purpose of Proposed Standard: To provide a standardized portable-bench top I/O pin map to enable the interoperability of compliant interface fixtures (also known as interface test adapters, interface devices, or interconnection devices) on multiple ATE systems. utilizing IEEE 1505 Receiver-Fixture Interface (RFI) framework in scalable universal configurations. 5.5 Need for the Project: There is no current standard (formal or defacto) standard that defines a scalable universal pin map for portable and bench top test systems utilizing IEEE The universal approach is required to support greater pin independence and versatility in how we interface test system resources to the Unit-Under-Test (UUT). Users of ATE Systems also need for greater transparency in migrating test program set software and adapter/fixture hardware between test systems. This project will mitigate these difficulties by applying a scalable universal pin map specification, which will permit the pin map to be extended and/or reconfigured through means of automated software driven test system tools. This project will serve to realign differing wiring points into a functional signal path relationship. 5.6 Stakeholders for the Standard: Primary stakeholders are commercial, military and aerospace owners of portable and bench top ATE Systems.

MJS3 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Review of Existing Options… Current solutions: a. Primarily represents commercial test interfaces with random connectors and configurations, that are typically dedicated to custom design and applications having discrete signal performance, or where test interfaces are supplied. b.Typical test I/O interfaces have no established standards beyond low-end connector/contact level, nor do they easily migrate or interoperate between testers.

MJS4 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Current Front Panel Portable ATE Connector Schemes Single/multi-port Manual Interface Connectors BNC, SMA, Banana Plugs, DIN Connector, and D-Sub Custom Manual Interface Connectors Circular Connectors ARINC/Cannon-like Block Connectors ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) Connectors Cable Quick Connect – Disconnect Interface Connectors MacPanel/Virginia Panel/Hypertronics/Tyco/Cannon Block – Cable Interfaces Multi-slot Interfaces Connectors MacPanel/Virginia Panel/TTI/SIT Panel Interfaces

MJS5 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Current Portable/Bench Top Interface Requirements Scalable Reconfigurable Standard Multi-port Mixed Signal Signal Power Coax/Triax Fiber-Optic Pneumatic Source Independence High Reliability Low Cost Lightweight Universal Switching

MJS6 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Recommended Portable/Bench Top Interface/Connector Requirements Open Interface Framework Standard IEEE 1505 Receiver Fixture Interface Open Interface Connector Standard IEEE 1505 Receiver Fixture Interface D-Sub and DIN Connector Standard Scalable Open Switch Interface Standard Rear Mount Interface of Switch Capability to Mixed Pin Connector Direct Couple to Mixed Pin Connector to Instrument/Switch Module Open Mixed Pin Connector IEEE 1505 With Characteristic Requirements Supporting: Signal Performance: 2GHz bandwidth-2A current; 25K cycle life Power Performance: 23A current capacity; 25K cycle life Coax Performance - 18GHz, 50 Ohm, 10K cycle life

MJS7 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Recommended Portable/Bench Top Electrical Interface Universal Switch Requirements Switch System Goals: –- Tester per pin - Scalable - Reconfigurable – Upgradeable Switching Distribution Levels/Implementation Structure Methods: –Resource/Carrier Module; isolates instrument from passive interconnect structure/mainframe panel; –Intermediate/Switch Module (I/SM); supports tree/matrix switching designs from passive interconnects structure/mainframe panel; –Passive Interconnect/Mainframe Panel with embedded matrix switching; supports embedded switch designs in mainframe panel for cross connect support; –Receiver/Plug-in Switch Card; supports tree/matrix switching designs to/from passive interconnect structure/mainframe panel and receiver interface I/O; –Other; supports custom tree/matrix switching designs to/from passive interconnect structure, or fixture mounted extensions. Scalable Switch Node Characteristics; –Tree Structure: 1x2, 1x4, 1x8, 1x16, and 1x32; –Matrix Structure: 4x4, 8x8, 16x16, 32x32, and 64x64

MJS8 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Recommended Portable/Bench Top Electrical Interface Universal Switch Requirements Application of Matrix and Tree Switching Interconnected Serves To Provide an Universal I/O Pin Map Configuration. Universal I/O Pin Map Support Provides Access to Any Interconnected Instrument at Any Respective Signal/Power/Coax Pin Contact of the Interface

MJS9 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Portable/Bench Top Universal Interface Standard Apply IEEE 1505 Framework That is Open, Scalable, Lightweight and Low Cost with Minimum Four Slot Receiver, Which Supports 1,2,3, and 4 Slot Fixtures, That Can Be Scaled incrementally from 4 to 9, 15 slots. Apply IEEE 1505 Connector Standards That Are Open, Scalable, High Reliability/Cycle Life with Mixed Signal Scaled Integration/Configurability and Maintainable. –Signal performance: 2A/1GHz/25K+ cycle life/pin replaceable –Power performance: Size 16/23A/250V/25K+cycle life/pin replacble –Coax performance: 18GHz/10K+ cycle life/pin replaceable

MJS10 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Portable/Bench Top Universal Interface Standard Downsized Minimum Mechanical Footprint - 4 Slot Receiver Mounted Vertically or Horizontal Flexibility Summary Pin Map: Signal pins Coax – 64 Power – 38 pins

MJS11 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Portable/Bench Top Universal Interface Standard Downsized Scaled Mechanical Footprint - 9 Slot Receiver Mounted Vertically or Horizontal Flexibility Summary Pin Map: Signal pins Coax – 128 Power – 76 pins

MJS12 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Portable/Bench Top Universal Interface Standard Downsized Scaled Mechanical Footprint - 14 Slot Receiver Mounted Vertically or Horizontal Flexibility Summary Pin Map: Signal pins Coax – 96 Power – 76 pins

MJS13 Computer Society SCC20 Hardware Interface Committee Summary… PAR Supports: …a downsized universal pin map is required for portable and bench top automatic test applications, as an alternative to custom – uncontrolled test interface implementations; …an open pin map standard that applies established IEEE-1505 Receiver Fixture Interface (RFI) mechanical/connector specifications and proven switch I/0 solutions tester-per-pin universal implementations, that provide integrators and users with an open standard to build on for their respective portable/bench top test applications; …an open universal reconfigurable pin map standard, which offers users greater inoperability, competitive product solutions, measurable performance, and reduced costs.