Kompakte versioner af J-Link debug-prober til verifikation og test-beds

SEGGER introducer to ny kompakte J-Link produkter, der med et minimalt footprint er designet til sikker montering i både udviklingsplatforme og slutbruger-produkter (in english).

Two mounting holes and small size make it simple to place the J-Link into existing equipment housings or to reserve space for direct-to-PCB mounting. The compact J-Link models enable fixed setups to be deployed using identical features, behaviour and specifications of the corresponding market-leading J-Link models.

Typical applications for the J-Link Compact models are test fixtures that are used to automate firmware verification during development. The J-Link Compact models can also be installed into development or evaluation setups for long-term test or integrated firmware reflash in the field. It is also possible to install the J-Link Compact as a module in end equipment to reduce the number of tools that service technicians must carry around.

- We are excited to open up new application fields for the J-Link by adding the compact form factor. Engineers responsible for verification, validation and test often require automated solutions, that can easily be fitted into a fixture. The J-Link Compact models offer that exactly, says Alex Gruener, CTO of SEGGER  Microcontroller.

The SEGGER J-Link/J-Trace is the most popular debug probe family on the market. It is tool chain independent and works with free GDB - based tool chains as well as commercial IDEs. J-Trace PRO works with all currently available Cortex-M devices up to a 300MHz maximum trace clock. It supports tracing on Cortex-M0/M0+/M1/M3/M4/M7 targets. J-Trace PRO also provides all the features of J-Link technology for Cortex-M, such as unlimited flash breakpoints and Monitor Mode Debugging.

With the J-Link family, investments in the debug probe are preserved when changing compiler or even CPU architecture. J-Link supports multiple CPU families; there is no need to buy a new J-Link or new license when switching to a different yet supported CPU family or toolchain. All J-Links are fully compatible to each other, so an upgrade from a lower-end model to a higher-end model is a matter of a simple plug-and-play.
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