Signum Systems JTAG ADA-JET-ARM20, ADA-JET-ARM14, ADA-JET-ARM20-LV, ADA-ARM-SWD, ADA-ARM20-Cortex, ADA-JET-TI14, ADA-JET-TI14-LV, ADA-ISO-TI14, ADA-ISO-TI14-E, ADA-JET-CTI20, JTAG ADA-ETM-JTAG, JTAG ADA-ETM-SWD20 Technical Specifications

Below you will find brief product information for JTAG ADA-JET-ARM20, JTAG ADA-JET-ARM14, JTAG ADA-JET-ARM20-LV, JTAG ADA-ARM-SWD, JTAG ADA-ARM20-Cortex, JTAG ADA-JET-TI14, JTAG ADA-JET-TI14-LV, JTAG ADA-ISO-TI14, JTAG ADA-ISO-TI14-E, JTAG ADA-JET-CTI20, JTAG ADA-ETM-JTAG, JTAG ADA-ETM-SWD20, JTAG ADA-JET-MPSD. The Signum JTAG Probes provide a physical interface between Signum emulators and ARM or DSP target boards. These probes allow for communication between the emulator and the target device. They are key to establishing a debugging connection for development and testing of embedded systems using Signum's emulators.

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Key features

  • ARM/DSP compatibility
  • Voltage support
  • Pinout
  • Connector type
  • Isolation features
  • Compact design
  • ETM support
  • MPSD legacy support
  • High-speed operation
  • Software configuration

Frequently asked questions

The ADA-JET-ARM20-LV probe supports a voltage range of 1.8V – 3.3V (± 10%).

The ADA-ISO-TI14-E probe is designed for applications where the target board does not have enough current to supply the isolation probe. It can be powered by an external 5.0V VDC power source.

The DIP switch on the CTI20 probe allows you to convert the EMU0 or EMU1 signals to a CPU reset line (nSYSRST).

The JTAG-ETM splitter probe is used when the JTAG and ETM signals are on separate connectors, or when a target board does not have an ETM connector.

The ADA-ARM-SWD probe supports both ARM and Cortex boards and has Cortex connectors for SWD and SWO operation. The ADA-ARM20-Cortex adapter converts the standard 20-pin ARM connector to a Cortex connector.

The ADA-JET-MPSD probe supports a maximum JTAG clock rate of 60 MHz.
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