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XJTAG and dataTec enhance boundary scan technology for DACH manufacturers

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XJTAG has announced a distribution partnership with dataTec AG, covering the DACH region, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. dataTec is a distributor of measurement and testing technology based in Germany that has been rapidly expanding across Europe.

By adding XJTAG's boundary scan technology to its portfolio, a testing method that checks electrical connections on circuit boards without needing physical probe access to every point, dataTec will be able to offer customers what the companies describe as some of the most powerful and comprehensive test and flash programming systems available, reinforcing its focus on high-quality test and measurement solutions.

Simon Payne, CEO of XJTAG, said the company is excited to welcome dataTec to its distribution network, noting that dataTec's extensive experience supporting electronics manufacturers across Europe makes it an ideal partner. He said XJTAG is pleased that dataTec chose to add its systems to their portfolio, and that the partnership should help more engineers benefit from advanced testing and programming technology across the full design-to-manufacturing process.

Frank Heller, business development manager at dataTec, said having direct access to XJTAG's expertise helps dataTec identify new opportunities early, evaluate them thoroughly, and pass that knowledge on to customers in a targeted way. He said this allows dataTec to recommend solutions that not only meet current requirements but also account for future challenges, adding that successful partnerships like this one thrive on the exchange of knowledge, experience, and different perspectives.

Engineers across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland can now access XJTAG's boundary scan test and programming solutions through dataTec, with a free 30-day trial of the XJTAG development system available.

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