Pull-Up and Pull-Down Signals in JTAG

1 Description in the JTAG Standard

Latest JTAG standard: IEEE_std_1149.1-2001

Pull-Up and Pull-Down Signals in JTAG

Figure 1 JTAG Principle

1.1 TMS

TMS is the start enable signal (Standard PAGE-11), pull-up:

1.2 TCK

TCK is the clock signal (Standard PAGE-9) effective on the rising or falling edge, can be pulled up or pulled down, depending on specific device requirements:

1.3 TDI

TDI is the data input (Standard PAGE-11), pull-up:

1.4 TDO

TDO is the data output (Standard PAGE-12), tri-state output, can be cascaded with TDI, pull-up or floating:

1.5 TRST

TRST is the reset signal (Standard PAGE-13), low level for reset state, pull-up:

3 Summary (Determine based on the data sheet)

Pull-up and pull-down circuits are generally already implemented internally in the IC, external addition is not necessary. If added externally, it must be consistent with the pull-up and pull-down characteristics in the IC manual. The TCK and TRST pins may differ, while TDI and TMS are both pull-up. TDO is usually floating within the IC, and since TDO is connected to TDI, a pull-up can be added to match TDI.

Pull-Up and Pull-Down Signals in JTAG

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