Date: 21st Jun 2011
Faster and smaller in-circuit debugger
and programmer from Atmel
Atmel Corporation has launched the new Atmel JTAGICE3
mid-range in-circuit debugger and programmer to support
all Atmel AVR 8- and 32-bit microcontrollers (MCUs). JTAGICE3
is the perfect tool for testing and programming AVR-based
designs in the field and connects seamlessly to Atmel AVR
Studio 5. AVR Studio 5 is used by over 100,000 users of
8- and 32-bit AVR embedded MCUs.
The features of in-circuit debugger and programmer includes:
1. The new JTAGICE3 supports faster in-system debug
and programmer with full control of all MCU features
and configurations.
2. The new design allows the debugger to program the
on-chip 256 KB flash AVR microcontroller in less
than 14 seconds.
3. It also offers full support for JTAG, aWire,
SPI and PDI serial program, and debug interfaces used in
AVR microcontrollers.
4. JTAGICE3 can program MCUs powered by 1.8V to 5.5V
and supports three hardware program breakpoints
plus one maskable data breakpoint and up to 128 software
breakpoints.
5. Measuring at 2.1 x 3.4 inches (5.4 x 8.6 cm), the
debugger is housed in a heavy duty plastic casing and
powered by a USB port.
6. The debugger can also be embedded as a link controlled
by the customer's application running under
Windows or Linux.
"The combination of AVR Studio 5 and the JTAGICE3
in-circuit debugger and programmer provides embedded developers
a complete solution to program and debug any Atmel AVR 8-
and 32-bit microcontroller," said Haakon Skar, director
of AVR Marketing, Atmel Corporation. "The combined
features offer a true seamless experience for AVR developers
and will help bring their prototype designs faster to market."
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