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GJB 3385A-2020 in English

GJB 3385A-2020 in English

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Terms for testing and diagnostics

  • Issued on:2020-06-18
  • Implemented on:2020-08-01
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Introduction

Standard Evolution and Framework Analysis

Comparison Dimensions GJB 3385-1998 GJB 3385A-2020
Total Number of Terms 235 214
New Chapters No Special Chapter on Software Testing New Chapters on Software Testing and Data
Key Technologies Focus on basic test concepts Add cutting-edge technical terms such as PHM and virtual testing

Analysis of the core terminology system

2.1 Basic concepts

Define the three basic characteristics of testability design:

  • Controllability (2.1.16): Design characteristic of signal control capability
  • Observability (2.1.17): Design characteristic of signal monitoring capability
  • Inherent testability (2.1.15): Design attribute independent of test data

2.3 Testing and diagnostic techniques

Test Types Definition Points Typical Applications
Boundary Scan Test (2.3.1.27) Board-Level Test Through Chip Internal Structure High-Density Integrated Circuit Detection
Parallel Test (2.3.1.25) Simultaneous Execution of Multiple Test Tasks Multi-UUT Batch Test Scenarios

Implementation Recommendations

  1. Transition from Old to New Standards: Key Updates New terms such as fault prediction (2.1.21), PHM (2.1.25)
  2. Design for testability: Integrate test elements in accordance with the comprehensive diagnosis (2.1.13) principle
  3. Verification method: Use fault injection (2.6.10) technology to verify diagnostic capabilities

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