AE-ISP-ARM Phyton Inc, AE-ISP-ARM Datasheet

no-image

AE-ISP-ARM

Manufacturer Part Number
AE-ISP-ARM
Description
ADPT DIP28/BH20 ARM/CORTEX
Manufacturer
Phyton Inc
Datasheet

Specifications of AE-ISP-ARM

Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Adapters - Phyton, Inc.
http://phyton.com/downloads/adp/adapters.asp?Adap_ID=352
Quick Links
Help Desk
Downloads
All Programmers
Device Search
Tools Catalogs
Your Account
Products
Development Tools
Device programmers
Custom made tools
OEM tools
ARM
8051
All Models
Universal
In-System
Gang
Adapters
Other
Shopping Cart
Home
Items: 0
Total: $0.00
Products
AE-ISP-ARM
Connections to the target devices:
DIP28/BH20 specialized adapter for in system programming of ARM/Cortex microcontrollers
AE-ISP-ARM connection for ARM/Cortex microcontrollers
Supported Devices:
Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter:
Recommended connection:
Device Programmers and Development Tools for Microcontrollers
AE-ISP-ARM connection for ARM/Cortex microcontrollers
ChipProg-48
ChipProg-G4
ChipProg-40
E-Shop
Support
Contact
Description:
DIP28/BH20 specialized adapter for in system
programming of ARM/Cortex microcontrollers
Supported Devices:
Click the device programmer model below to get an
appropriate list of the devices supported by this
programmer with this adapter:
Adapter wiring diagram
Powering the target device:
There are two alternative options for powering the
targets:
1. The target gets power from the programmer
(Vdd). This is possible only if the target does not
consume too much energy. A capacity of the target
power circuitry should not exceed 50 uF.
2. The target gets power from a built-in or external
power supply. In this case the power output from the
programmer should not be connected with the
target. The target system should be tolerant to
applying logical signals with the voltage levels
exceeding the voltages on the target.
NOTE! It is strictly prohibited to power the target
from both the programmer and built-in or external
power supply simultaneously.
Isolating resistors:
Purpose of the R1..R6 resistors is to isolate the
programmed chip from rest of target system.
Recommended value of resistors R1..R6 is 2k or
more. You can also use jumpers instead of the
resistors.
ISP characteristics:
1. Programmer's output capability:
1.1 Vcc - 80 mA;
1.2 Vpp - 50 mA;
1.3 logical pins - 5 mA.
2. The cable length should be less then one foot.
ChipProg-48
ChipProg-G4
ChipProg-40
News
Page 1 of 3
Site Map
8/23/2010

Related parts for AE-ISP-ARM

AE-ISP-ARM Summary of contents

Page 1

... Connections to the target devices: In-System Gang • AE-ISP-ARM connection for ARM/Cortex microcontrollers Adapters Custom made tools AE-ISP-ARM connection for ARM/Cortex microcontrollers OEM tools Supported Devices: Click the programmer model below to get an appropriate list of the devices supported by the adapter: • ChipProg-48 • ...

Page 2

... Adapters - Phyton, Inc. Table of connections of the adapter output socket to the device pins: Adapter Output connector, BH- Adapter Connection Table: DIP BH-20 - 5,14 4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18, http://phyton.com/downloads/adp/adapters.asp?Adap_ID=352 Target Device VCC VCC TRST GND TDI GND TMS GND TCK GND - GND TDO GND RESET ...

Page 3

... Adapters - Phyton, Inc. Copyright © 2007-2010 Phyton, Inc. http://phyton.com/downloads/adp/adapters.asp?Adap_ID=352 Phone: 718-259-3191 • E-mails: info@phyton.com, sales@phyton.com, support@phyton.com Page 8/23/2010 ...

Related keywords