Design automation - Part 1: Standard test language for all systems - Common abbreviated test language for all systems (C/ATLAS)

Published date

24-01-2000

Publisher

European Committee for Standards - Electrical

1.0 Scope and object
2.0 Normative references
3.0 Complete C/ATLAS test program
4.0 Structure delimiter statements
5.0 Reserved for future use
6.0 Preamble statements
7.0 Procedural structure
8.0 Procedural statements, data processing
9.0 Procedural statements, input/output
10.0 Procedural statements, control
11.0 Signal oriented statements
12.0 Procedural statements, timing
13.0 Procedural statements, databus
14.0 Field and subfield definition
15.0 Language component specification
16.0 Nouns and their modifiers
17.0 Noun modifier definitions
18.0 Standard C/ATLAS syntax
19.0 Bibliography

Defines a high order language for electronics testing independent of any specific test system. Can be implemented on automatic test equipement (ATE)

Committee	CLC/SR 91
DocumentType	Standard
PublisherName	European Committee for Standards - Electrical
Status	Current

Standards	Relationship
NEN EN IEC 61926-1 : 2000	Identical
I.S. EN 61926-1:2000	Identical
BS EN 61926-1:2001	Identical
DIN EN 61926-1:2000-11	Identical
UNE-EN 61926-1:2000	Identical
SN EN 61926-1 : 2000	Identical
NBN EN 61926-1 : 2000	Identical
IEC 61926-1:1999	Identical
NF EN 61926-1 : 2002	Identical
CEI EN 61926-1 : 2000	Identical
PN EN 61926-1 : 2004	Identical

ARINC 575 : 68 SUPP 3	MARK 3 SUBSONIC AIR DATA SYSTEM (DIGITAL) DADS
ARINC 570 : 68 SUPP 4	MARK 3 AIRBORNE ADF SYSTEM
MIL-A-28826 Base Document:1976	ANTENNA SYSTEM, BROADBAND IDENTIFICATION, FRIEND OR FOE
ARINC 711 : 1978 SUPP 10	MARK 2 AIRBORNE VOR RECEIVER
ARINC 572 : SUPP 1	MARK 2 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TRANSPONDER
ISO/IEC 646:1991	Information technology ISO 7-bit coded character set for information interchange