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Our debug and trace tools support more than 10.000 chips from all major semicoonductor suppliers. Simply use the chip search feature to find your best solution.

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We provide a complete suite of tools for all Arm®-based microprocessors. All of these allow you to get the best out of your Arm® based embedded design.

"Each core or cluster can be be controlled separately or as a group, with full synchronization...." "Sections can be highlighted to indicate caching level...." "This data can be stored in dedicated on-chip trace memory for read out via the debug interface...." "Comprehensive on-chip filtering resources can be programmed to zero in on the required information...." "XCP Cortex-A/R (Armv8/9) BE LA-9009L See details Add to cart 1 User Floating Lic...."

PowerDebug is a powerful, modular, flexible debug system that provides the broadest coverage of supported chips and core architectures in the embedded industry.

"PowerDebug X50 High-performance, modular, and future-proof debug controller, which can be extended with..." "For concurrent debugging of multiple cores within an SoC, the probe can be licensed for more than one..." "Multiple chips can be supported in a star topology...." "These devices can also be programmed via a Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI)...." "as flexible as you need it to be and as adaptable as we could make it...."

PowerTrace supports you in bringing your embedded designs to market faster and more reliably than ever, while creating a safer and more stable product.

"Off-Chip vs On-Chip Trace Trace information can be stored in special on-chip memory buffers or spooled..." "off-chip to be collected by dedicated trace tools...." "STP can support multiple trace streams and emit them directly via an off-chip port or STP can be wrapped..." "Trace can be exported over USB, Aurora protocol, or can be embedded into an Arm CoreSight trace...." "Trace data can be stored on-chip or exported off-chip using the Aurora Gigabit Trace protocol (AGBT)..."