3rd Party Debug Hardware Support
Infineon AURIX™
Get started quickly with the On-Board miniWiggler Debugger available on Infineon starter kits for the AURIX™ TC2xx and TC3xx multi-core microcontrollers or with the Infineon miniWiggler USB.
This 3rd party tool is supported within:
- winIDEA - license required (if no license is provided, miniWiggler may be used for evaluation and non-commercial use only)
- Infineon's AURIX™ Development Studio (ADS) - for non-commercial use, no license required
Once you have got your application beyond the trial stage, upgrade to a winIDEA/BlueBox On-Chip Analyzer combination to make use of program and data trace for your AUTOSAR automotive applications.
ARM® Cortex®-M
Most Cortex®-M microcontroller suppliers provide a range of development and evaluation boards, allowing developers to quickly create prototypes or test basic ideas. Such boards are often fitted or shipped with a basic debug tool, making start-up simple. iSYSTEM supports a handful of the more common debug tools.
ST-Link
Designed for ST Microelectronics' STM32 microcontroller devices, the ST-Link is the ideal starting tool for debugging and programming of these devices. Supported by winIDEA, it is possible to program flash and undertake basic debugging - ideal for first prototypes and trying out new ideas.
For advanced development, including code coverage and timing analysis, we recommend considering upgrading to a BlueBox On-Chip Analyzer.
PEmicro
Get started with a standalone MULTILINK from PE micro or their on-board integrated debugger. Supported by licensed winIDEA, it is possible to program Flash and undertake basic debugging through the SWD debug interface - ideal for first prototypes and trying out new ideas.
For advanced development, including code coverage and timing analysis, we recommend considering upgrading to a BlueBox On-Chip Analyzer.
Renesas RL78 and RH850
The Renesas E2/E20 debugger is supported for the RL78 and RH850 range of microcontroller products. With winIDEA, it is possible to program flash and undertake basic debugging - check the Get Started guide.
To support the advanced trace capabilities of some Renesas microcontrollers, we recommend considering our range of BlueBox On-Chip Analyzers.