STLINK-V3SET， Hardware Debuggers STLINK-V3 Modular in-Circuit debugger and Programmer for STM32/STM8
Details
- BrandXFCZMG
- Model NameSTLINK-V3SET
- Connectivity TechnologyUSB I2C
- Included ComponentsOne module
- Compatible DevicesSTM8 STM32
Description
🛠️ Debug Smarter, Not Harder — The Ultimate Modular Programmer for STM32/STM8
- ROBUST VOLTAGE COMPATIBILITY - Operate confidently with 3 to 3.6 V application voltage support and 5 V tolerant inputs, safeguarding your hardware during critical debugging.
- UNIVERSAL DEBUGGING PROTOCOLS - Support for JTAG, SWD, SWIM, and Virtual COM Port means you’re covered across STM32 and STM8 cores with versatile connectivity options.
- PLUG AND PLAY FIRMWARE UPDATES - Keep your tool future-proof with direct firmware updates via USB DFU, ensuring you always have the latest features at your fingertips.
- BLAZING FAST USB 2 0 CONNECTIVITY - Experience seamless high-speed data transfer with USB 2.0 compatibility, ensuring your debugging sessions never lag behind.
- MODULAR SELF POWERED FLEXIBILITY - Customize your debugging setup with modular extensions while enjoying the convenience of a self-powered probe—no extra power supply needed.
The STLINK-V3SET is a professional-grade, modular in-circuit debugger and programmer designed for STM32 and STM8 microcontrollers. Featuring USB 2.0 high-speed connectivity, self-powered operation, and broad protocol support including JTAG, SWD, and SWIM, it offers robust voltage tolerance and easy firmware updates. Ideal for engineers seeking a flexible, reliable debugging solution that keeps pace with evolving embedded development needs.
Specifications
| Brand | XFCZMG |
| Series | STLINK-V3SET |
| Item Weight | 5.9 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 7.91 x 4.65 x 1.85 inches |
| Number of Processors | 1 |
| Manufacturer | ST |
| ASIN | B0BGHFHPL9 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | September 26, 2022 |
Reviews
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Needs microUSB cable otherwise Plug and Play on Mac OSX
I used it with a Mac to debug an Arduino GIGA based project. It was virtually plug and play, very easy to set up once I had a good USB cable. It does not come with a microUSB cable and the first one of mine I used didn't work. Once I isolated the problem to the cable and swapped it for a good one everything started working fine. (On Mac OSX attaching a serial device will create a new device in /dev/ with a name similar to tty.usbmodem14103. If you have a bad cable that device doesn't get created)
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