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Get emPower, the Software Evaluation Board from SEGGER, helping developers to accelerate the start of any project. This evaluation board supports SEGGER’s real-time operating system (RTOS), embOS. Other supported software components include the emWeb web server and SEGGER’s emWin graphics library. emPower has a 1.8" LCD module (resolution 160x128) and a display adapter connector (5 V/3.3 V, SPI, PWM for backlight control). It also includes a high-speed B-type USB connector and a full speed USB host.Other detailsemPower comes with J-Link OB, an on-board version of SEGGER’s market-leading debug probe, J-Link. A full overview of specifications can be found in the emPower data sheet. Package Content emPower Eval Board Display Add-on Micro USB cable For additional product information, please visit segger.com.

Get emPower-USB-Host+, a low-cost evaluation board for embedded applications. With a simple design, it supports SEGGER’s software such as the emUSB-Host, the emLoad bootloader and the real-time operating system (RTOS), embOS – all ready-to-run.Developers can easily update the emPower USB-Host+ Board’s firmware by storing the binary of self-written software on a USB memory stick. This comes ready-to-run.There is a collection of samples for the emPower USB-Host+ Board available. These can be seen on the emUSB-Host samples page. Developers can use this hardware as a blueprint for their own devices using two USB-Host ports. The schematics of the board are available for that purpose. To access the board via debug probe, it is equipped with a J-Link OB. Other detailsemPower-USB-Host+ Board is connected by a micro USB connector to a USB port or charger. The emLoad bootloader will then program the image onto the board. Each demo pack comes with firmware images ready to be programmed into the board. It can also be debugged by Embedded Studio and the J-Link OB. Package content emPower USB-Host+ Board Micro USB cable For additional product information, please visit segger.com.

embOS/IP Switch Board is intended to be mainly a demonstrator board for the Tail Tagging feature of SEGGER's embedded IP stack, embOS/IP. Micrel/Microchip has developed switches which can expand one Ethernet port into 1+n fully independent ports, supported by the so-called Tail Tagging mode. This enhancement establishes a virtual Multiport when only one physical Ethernet port is available on the CPU - by choosing another PHY.As core MCU, an NXP Kinetis K66 is used. It is clocked at 180 MHz and comes with 256 KB SRAM as well as 2 MB Flash memory. Main peripheral functions used in this application are the USB2.0 controller with an integrated HS USB PHY and one Ethernet controller.Quick and easy debug access to the Kinetis core MCU can be achieved by the J-Link OB, SEGGER's on-board debug probe.The embOS/IP Switch board is powered by the USB device connector (B-type connector). Current consumption drawn depends on the configuration and connected Ethernet links. Idle consumption is approx. 140 mA. This USB interface can be used for a connection to a host providing High Speed USB2.0 device functionality (if provided by the application).For additional product information, please visit segger.com.