US Patent 7343520 Common built in test (BIT) software architecture
Patent 7343520 was granted and assigned to Raytheon on March, 2008 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Kenneth B. Hitt0
Matthew T. Kramer0
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A method for conducting a built in test on a system having a central processing unit (CPU), connected to one or more storage means, an input/output means and a plurality of assemblies PCI1, PCI2 . . . PCIN to be tested. A test initiator, generally a system wide operating system running on a system CPU, starts the test. Each of the assemblies to be tested has an identified and a test requirement, presented in a format common for, and applicable to, a plurality of central processing units and associated assemblies.
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073435200
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March 11, 2008
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