Segger J-Link Microchip Adapter (8.06.09)

The SEGGER USB Hub is a seven-port, industrial-grade USB hub that provides power to Flasher Compact devices and connects them to the Flasher Hub. Segger USB Hub (5/01/10)

J-Link BASE upgrade to PLUS version, which provides new features and licenses, increasing debugging capabilities. With this update, users gain access to tools such as J-Flash, Ozone and Unlimited Flash Breakpoints license, ensuring full compatibility with a wide range of processors. Segger J-Link Upgrade BASE to PLUS (8.08.13)

Adapter that enables JTAG connection between devices such as J-Link, J-Trace or Flasher and Jacinto7 systems from TI, offering access to JTAG/SWD and Trace connectors with TPIU tracking function. Thanks to high quality of workmanship and versatility, the adapter provides a stable connection, supporting debugging, testing and diagnostic processes in embedded systems. Segger MIPI-60 Adapter (8.06.42)

Segger Arduino MKR adapter (8.06.37) with 6-pin 0.05" and 20-pin JTAG connectors, designed for connecting Segger programmers and debuggers, enables efficient programming and testing of Arduino MKR boards.

Compact evaluation board for testing NOR and NAND flash memory supported by emFile drivers. Enables fast and reliable flash programming with SEGGER tools, offering support for various packages such as SO-8, SO-16, BGA and SON. SEGGER (Q)SPI Flash Evaluator (6.40.00)

The adapter is designed to support a wide range of RL78 microprocessor cores manufactured by Renesas, such as the RL78/D1A, RL78/F12, RL78/F13, RL78/F14, RL78/F15, and the RL78/G and RL78/I series. The adapter enables quick and easy connection to target devices, providing full flash programming functionality, making it a versatile tool for industrial and embedded applications. Segger RL78 Adapter (06/08/20)

An adapter that converts a standard 20-pin 2.54 mm connector to a 10-pin 2.54 mm connector. It enables the connection of Segger programmers with Silicon Labs devices and development boards with a C2 interface. Segger SiLabs C2 Adapter (8.06.17)

The Segger J-Link Signal Smoothing Adapter (8/06/12) is designed to improve signal integrity between the J-Link debug probe and the target debug device. It allows JTAG signals to be suppressed by adjustable series resistors, preventing excessive gain and jitter.

Adapter enabling connection of J-Link and Flasher debugging devices with a 20-pin 0.1" connector to a 14-pin 0.05" connector compliant with the ST standard. Segger STDC 14 Adapter (8.06.39)

Power adapter providing a stabilized 5V supply voltage for the target board. Segger 5V Target Supply Adapter (8.06.29)

A set of three adapters for SO-8, SO-8W and SO-16 memories that allows easy testing and programming of flash devices in these packages, eliminating the need for dedicated solutions for each form factor. The adapters are compatible with the SEGGER (Q)SPI Flash Evaluator and other test systems, making them a versatile tool for both test and production. SEGGER (Q)SPI Flash Evaluator Adapter Board Pack for SO-8, SO-8W, SO-16 (6.40.01)

The Intel FPGA Adapter (formerly J-Link Altera Adapter) connects to the Intel FPGA 10-pin JTAG connector, enabling debugging of FPGA-based MCU cores such as the dual-core Arm Cortex-A9 in Cyclone V devices. on Intel FPGA solutions.

Standard 20-pin 0.1 male connector to provide electrical isolation, Segger

An advanced tool that enables the integration of J-Link support into your own applications, used in both development environments and custom production tools. Supports debugging, flash programming, and application testing, offering support for Windows, Linux, and macOS, as well as compatibility with many programming languages ​​via a DLL or shared library. Segger J-Link SDK (08.08.06)

Adapter providing two dedicated supply voltages - for programming and powering for the target board. Useful for programming modules that do not support low voltage programming or require a voltage other than 5V. Segger Programming Voltage Adapter (8.06.30)

A device that provides electrical isolation between the J-Trace emulator and the ARM board, which protects against electrical interference, especially in systems where the development tools and the application do not share the same ground. It provides 1 kV DC isolation, supports trace frequencies up to 75 MHz, and is compatible with J-Trace V2 and later versions, with a minimum power consumption of 25 µA. Segger J-Trace Isolator (07/08/10)