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ATG002 Piranha JTAG Programmer and Debugger Tool

Silicon Labs' ATG002 programs and debugs secure connected wireless applications for ZentriOS

Image of Zentri's ATG002 Piranha JTAG Programmer and Debug Tool Silicon Labs' Piranha (ATG002) offers a much lower cost development solution than the older Snapper or Seabass boards, which were designed to support WICED developers only. Piranha allows customers to use a Moray106 (AMW106-E03) or Mackerel (AMW004-E03) kit for custom software development on Silicon Labs modules directly. Programming and debugging secure connected wireless applications for ZentriOS is easy using Piranha. Simply plug Piranha into the 10-pin header on the evaluation kit, open the ZentriOS SDK, and go.

Features
  • USB interface to the development computer
  • Additional 5 VDC power port (only needed when excessive external components are added to the Moray/Mackerel for the USB power to support)
  • Jumper pins to allow inline monitoring or each connection between Piranha and evaluation kit
  • Indicator LEDS including power, UART (Tx/Rx), and JTAG
  • Power monitoring accurate to within a few milliamps
  • Reset/AUX function push buttons
  • Ground hooks

ATG002 Piranha

BildTillverkarens artikelnummerBeskrivningInnehållAnvänd IC / komponentAvailable QuantityPrisVisa detaljer
PIRANHA - DEBUGGER TOOLATG002PIRANHA - DEBUGGER TOOLKortAMW004, AMW1060 - ImmediateSee Page for PricingVisa detaljer

Associated Parts

BildTillverkarens artikelnummerBeskrivningAvailable QuantityPrisVisa detaljer
MORAY BRD FOR AMW106 NUMBATAMW106-E03MORAY BRD FOR AMW106 NUMBAT0 - ImmediateSee Page for PricingVisa detaljer
Published: 2016-01-22

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