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A blue electronic device labeled "Flasher ATE2" prominently displays the SEGGER logo. It features various connectors on one side and is mounted on a green circuit board. The device is used for programming and debugging embedded systems.
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Image of the SEGGER Flasher ATE2, a programming and debugging tool. The device features a blue top panel with the text "Flasher ATE2" and "It simply works!" along with connection ports and a green circuit board base.
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A blue electronic device labeled "Flasher ATE2" prominently displays the SEGGER logo. It features various connectors on one side and is mounted on a green circuit board. The device is used for programming and debugging embedded systems.
An electronic device with a blue casing labeled "Flasher ATF32" sits on a green circuit board. It features multiple ports and connectors, including USB and power inputs, designed for programming or flashing functions in electronic applications.
Image of the SEGGER Flasher ATE2, a programming and debugging tool. The device features a blue top panel with the text "Flasher ATE2" and "It simply works!" along with connection ports and a green circuit board base.
A blue electronic device labeled "Flasher ATE2" with multiple ports and a transparent cover. It features connection points for power and data, indicating it's likely used for programming or testing electronic components. The device is positioned at an angle, showcasing its design and connectivity features.
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Flasher ATE2 (8 channel)

The Flasher ATE2 is a single-board gang programmer, designed for high-volume automated production settings and automated test environments (ATEs). It has 8 independent programming channels and a single backplane connector.

€8,980.00

Available, delivery time: 1-2 days

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This package comes with hardware warranty for your device as well as first-class support from our engineers.

Part number: 5.21.00

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Description

The Flasher ATE2 (8 channel) controls up to 8 target devices that can be programmed simultaneously. Due to its compact and efficient design and 4 mounting holes, it can easily be integrated into space-limited production rigs, testing setups, and cassette systems.

Package includes:

  • Flasher ATE2
  • Power connector 
  • USB cable

For additional product information, please visit www.segger.com.


Properties
Host Interface: Ethernet, UART/RS232, USB
Supported Targets: ARM Cortex Cores, ARM legacy Cores, Microchip AVR, Microchip AVR32, Microchip PIC16, Microchip PIC32, NXP/ST PowerPC, Renesas M16, Renesas M32, Renesas RL78, Renesas RX, RISC-V , STM8, TI MSP430
Target Interface: cJTAG, FINE, ICSP, IIC, ISP, JTAG, PDI, (Q)SPI, SPD, SWD, SWIM, SWO, UART, UPDI, USB
Target Interface Speed: High (4 MB/s)

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A green circuit board labeled "Flasher ATE2 Starter Board" features eight connector slots, each labeled "Target" followed by a number from one to eight. The board has a connector at the top for interfacing, with visible circuit patterns and labels indicating proper orientation.
Flasher ATE2 Starter Board

The Flasher ATE2 Starter Board is a plug-and-play solution that allows developers to quickly connect to targets — without the need for custom cables or adapters. This makes the board ideal for development and evaluation setups. Initial setup of the Flasher ATE2 is simplified, especially for users familiar with standard 20-pin connectors. The board adapts the Flasher ATE2's 96-pin output connector to 8 separate 20-pin standard connectors — one for each programming module. Fast target evaluation without custom cabling.96-pin to 20-pin adapter.Dedicated 20-pin header per module.For detailed information on the programming interface and pinout, refer to the Flasher ATE2 Knowledge Base article and/or download a PDF file of the schematics.

€218.00

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