Complete R & D and production chain out of one hand!!

SEGGER Microcontroller is a full-range supplier of hardware and software development tools as well as middleware for embedded systems – in brief: The Embedded Experts.

The company offers support throughout the whole development process with affordable, high quality, flexible and easy-to-use tools and components: Starting with its own IDE SEGGER Embedded Studio, debugging with the industry-leading J-Link, tying in Microcontroller peripherals via its Middleware, and finally implementing the software on the target through its own programmer.

SEGGER relies on closed-loop development: Its products have to prove their worth in daily use by the developers. That’s why it simply works.

Software products include: embOS (RTOS), emWin (GUI), emFile (File System), emUSB-Device (USB device stack), emUSB-Host (USB host stack) and embOS/IP (TCP/IP stack). With emSSL and emSecure, a unique software to generate and verify digital signatures, SEGGER is offering solutions for secure communication as well as data and product security, meeting the needs of the rapidly evolving IoT.

SEGGER announces Secure Shell solution emSSH

SEGGER announces emSSH a software library for creating secure connections between a client and a server, typically over a TCP/IP connection.

As with all SEGGER software emSSH and the underlying crypto engine are designed from the ground up for embedded systems. The crypto engine is flexible and can make use of hardware acceleration, if available, giving developers the best choices for optimizing performance and throughput.

emSSH is both hardware independent and transport independent, and integrates seamlessly with embOS/IP and third party stacks using the standard socket interface.

Although SSH is usually associated with secure connections to a server using TCP/IP, an SSH session can secure any bidirectional channel, for instance a serial line or wireless link.

To access more information on using the emSSH go to: https://www.segger.com/emssh.html

SEGGER’s Advanced Debug Technology Made Available for Zilog’s ZNEO32! Family

SEGGER has introduced J-Link support for Zilog’s ZNEO32! Cortex-M3 based family of microcontroller units (MCUs). This includes support for debug, as well as Flash-based programming. Production line programming is also available via the SEGGER Flasher family.

Projects using the ZNEO32! MCUs can now take advantage of the proven reliability and industry-leading performance offered by SEGGER’s highly popular J-Link debug technology - resulting in considerably faster and more efficient developments cycles.

J-Link is supported by all major IDEs - including IAR EWARM, Keil MDK, Rowley Crossworks, SEGGER’s own Embedded Studio and other Eclipse/GDB-based offerings. This gives Zilog developers flexibility in their choice of IDE without compromising on the superior download speed to RAM and Flash that J-Link technology provides.

New SEGGER SystemView Enables Easier RX Microcontroller-Based Application Design with Comfortable Data Visualization

SEGGER’s new SystemView gives complete insight into the behaviour of a program, with minimal side effects on the observed embedded system. SystemView offers cycle accurate tracing of interrupts and task start stop as well as task activation and API calls when an RTOS is used. It visualizes and analyzes CPU load by task and interrupts and scheduler. Test setups with LED and oscilloscope are a thing of the past.

Using SEGGER's J-Link debug probe with SystemView gives the ultimate advantage of streaming data transfer: Unlimited recording capacity and analysis in real-time, working as a live software oscilloscope. This is a great means to gain a deep understanding of the runtime behavior of an application. Real-time analysis is particularly beneficial when developing and working in complex systems with multiple threads and events, and also in bare-metal systems without any RTOS.