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Segger OB DAPLink Debugger - USB-C for Cortex-M

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The Segger OB DAPLink Debugger with a USB-C port is a high-efficiency programming and debugging tool designed for ARM Cortex-M core microcontrollers. It offers seamless SWD (Serial Wire Debug) connectivity and is compatible with both Windows and Linux development environments, providing robust flash, debug, and trace capabilities.

Features

  • Supports all ARM Cortex-M core microcontrollers for broad compatibility.
  • Utilizes a high-speed SWD (Serial Wire Debug) 4-wire interface.
  • Provides stable 3.3V output for target power and USB 5V input.
  • Offers comprehensive flash download, debugging, and trace functionalities.
  • Compatible with Windows and Linux operating systems for versatile development.

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Description

The Segger OB DAPLink Version C PORT Downloader is engineered to provide developers with a compact yet powerful solution for embedded system development. Tailored for ARM Cortex-M core chips, this debugger facilitates seamless firmware flashing, intricate code tracing, and real-time application debugging. Its USB-C interface ensures robust and modern connectivity, enabling efficient data transfer and a reliable development workflow across various projects.

Featuring a 3.3V output and drawing 5V power via USB, this tool guarantees consistent performance for your target devices. It integrates effortlessly with leading integrated development environments (IDEs) such as Keil and IAR, simplifying your development cycle. Its plug-and-play compatibility with both Windows and Linux operating systems makes it an indispensable asset for embedded engineers seeking a versatile and high-performance debugging and programming solution.

Key Features

  • Universal compatibility with all ARM Cortex-M core microcontroller chips.
  • Efficient SWD (Serial Wire Debug) 4-wire interface: VCC, GND, SWDIO, SWCLK.
  • Cross-platform support for Windows and Linux operating systems.
  • Compact and portable design, ideal for desktop and on-the-go development.
  • Full support for flash download, real-time debugging, and code tracing.
  • Adheres to CMSIS-DAP-JTAG/SWD protocols for industry-standard compatibility.
  • USB powered, providing a stable 3.3V output for target devices.
  • Seamless integration with popular IDEs, including Keil μVision and IAR Embedded Workbench.

Applications

  • Debugging and programming ARM Cortex-M based embedded systems.
  • Firmware development and validation for IoT devices and microcontrollers.
  • Real-time application tracing and performance analysis.
  • Educational projects involving ARM Cortex-M architecture.
  • Prototyping and development of low-power embedded solutions.

Technical Specifications

Item TypeDebugger
ConnectivityUSB-C
Input Voltage5V
Output Voltage3.3V
Length4.8 cm
Width2.3 cm
Weight0.007 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

What microcontrollers are compatible with the Segger OB DAPLink debugger?

This debugger is designed to support all ARM Cortex-M core microcontrollers. This includes a wide range of popular MCUs from various manufacturers like STMicroelectronics, NXP Semiconductors, and others, making it a versatile tool for many embedded projects requiring Cortex-M architecture.

What debugging interfaces does this tool utilize?

The Segger OB DAPLink debugger primarily uses the SWD (Serial Wire Debug) 4-wire interface, which includes VCC, GND, SWDIO, and SWCLK lines. It also supports CMSIS-DAP-JTAG/SWD protocols, ensuring broad compatibility with standard debugging methods for ARM-based systems.

Is the Segger OB DAPLink debugger compatible with popular IDEs?

Yes, this debugger offers seamless integration with industry-standard IDEs such as Keil μVision and IAR Embedded Workbench. Its broad compatibility simplifies the setup process, allowing developers to quickly begin programming, debugging, and tracing their firmware within their preferred development environment.

What are the power requirements and output voltage of the debugger?

The Segger OB DAPLink debugger is conveniently USB-powered, requiring a 5V input from the host computer. It provides a stable 3.3V output voltage to power the target microcontroller, ensuring consistent and safe operation during debugging and programming sessions without external power supplies for the target.

Package Includes

  • 1 x Segger OB Downloader DAPLink Version C Port
  • 1 x Downloader DuPont cable

Additional Information

Weight 0.007 kg
Dimensions 4.8 × 2.3 × 2 cm