Search results for "la-3818"

Converter to connect Preprocessor AutoFocus II Mictor38 to MIPI60 (QSH) connector ARM/Cortex: Converter to connect Mictor38 TRACE A and TRACE B (32-bit ETMv3/PTM) and an IDC20A Debug Cable to a MIPI60 connector on the target Intel x86/x64: Converter to connect Mictor38 TRACE A to to a MIPI60 connector on the target Former name: Conv. Prepro.AF II Mictor, ARM20 to MIPI60

Converter 16 Pin JTAG to 10 Pin Half-Size-Connector for BOSCH MEDC17 requires LA-7756 (OCDS Debugger for TriCore)

Converter to connect an IDC20A Debug Cable to a 14-pin JTAG connector on Xilinx target boards Former name: Converter ARM-20 to XILINX-14

Converter to connect a Preprocessor with MIPI-60 connector to a Mictor-38 connector on the target assuming an ETMv3 pinout up to 16 bit.

Converter 16 Pin JTAG to 10 Pin Half-Size-Connector DAP Interface for TriCore / XC2000 requires LA-7759 (OCDS Debugger for XC2000/C166S V2) or LA-7756 (OCDS Debugger for TriCore)

ARM Converter to connect an ARM Preprocessor with one Mictor-38 for 16-bit ETMv3 and one CombiProbe for a 4-bit system trace port to a MIPI-60 connector on the target

Converter to connect an ARM Preprocessor (up to 24-bit PTM/ETMv3) and up to three CombiProbes (3x STM/STP) to a MIPI-60 connector on the target. This converter is designed for U8500/U5500 from ST Ericsson.

Converter to connect an ARM Preprocessor to a MIPI-60 on the target. Suitable for up to 16-bit ETMv3. The converter is prepared to support various other configurations because all clock and data signals of the MIPI-60 are connected to the Preprocessor.

Converter to connect an ARM Preprocessor (up to 18-bit PTM) and one CombiProbe (STM; two connection options) or a Debug Cable to a MIPI-60 connector on the target. This converter is designed for OMAP4xxx based boards from Texas Instruments. Former name: OMAP4 Conv. 2xMictor/ARM20/MIPI34 to MIPI60

Converter to connect an ARM Preprocessor and a CombiProbe to a Mictor connector on the target. This converter is designed for the OMAP3503 board from Spectrum Digital. The upper ETM signals on the Mictor can alternatively be used for system trace (SDTI).