Segger OB DAPLink Debugger (Micro USB)
The Segger OB DAPLink Debugger is a compact, high-efficiency tool engineered for ARM Cortex-M core microcontroller development, offering versatile connectivity via both Micro USB and Type-C inputs. It provides essential SWD (Serial Wire Debug) capabilities for flashing, debugging, and tracing applications across Windows and Linux environments.
Features
- Supports ARM Cortex-M core microcontrollers for broad compatibility.
- Dual input options: Micro USB and USB Type-C for flexible power and data.
- Utilizes SWD (Serial Wire Debug) 4-wire interface for efficient communication.
- Provides a stable 3.3V output for target device power.
- Enables comprehensive flash programming, debugging, and trace functionalities.
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The Segger OB DAPLink Micro USB Debugger is an indispensable tool for engineers and hobbyists engaged in embedded systems development with ARM Cortex-M core microcontrollers. This compact debugger simplifies complex tasks like firmware flashing, real-time debugging, and code tracing, providing a robust solution for development workflows.
Designed for convenience and broad compatibility, it features both a traditional Micro USB port and a modern USB Type-C input, ensuring easy integration into any workstation setup. The debugger employs the Serial Wire Debug (SWD) 4-wire interface, known for its efficiency in communicating with ARM-based targets. With its stable 3.3V output for powering the target and plug-and-play support across Windows and Linux operating systems, the Segger OB DAPLink debugger streamlines your development process.
Additional Information
| Weight | 0.007 kg |
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| Dimensions | 4.6 × 2.4 cm |
