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Arduino adapter simplifies connection of J-Link debug probes

January 25, 2024 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

SEGGER announces the release of the Arduino MKR Adapter, simplifying the connection of J-Link debug probes to Arduino boards from the MKR series.

 The adapter was originally developed for internal use to simplify SEGGER’s processes. It has since evolved into a standalone product, accessible to the broader Arduino community, eliminating the need for soldering and additional jumper wires when connecting a J-Link to an MKR series board. Notably, this versatile adapter also works with the J-Link EDU Mini, further addressing the needs of the Arduino community. 

As is the case with many SEGGER products, the Arduino MKR Adapter was developed to increase efficiency in-house. SEGGER uses its tools for development and production on both the hardware and software side. SEGGER’s software drives SEGGER’s hardware and SEGGER hardware verifies and programs all new SEGGER products. 

For more, see the Quality Management page at segger.com and the “Who is SEGGER’s most demanding customer?” article in the Case Studies section.

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