Limited-Time Promotion: 50% Discount. Upgrade V1 Licenses to V2 Licenses. Promo ends 2025-06-30
Update: Our limited-time promotion ends on June 30th, 2025 at 5pm EST. Please take advantage of the discount now before it is too late! Over the years many customers have requested that PEmicro should instead use node-licensing for its flexibility and utility. We listened and the V2 Hardware License was born. The V2 Hardware License is activated once and stored inside the Multilink or Cyclone. This allows the user to take the hardware with them to any computer and share the hardware and software with colleagues. It's no longer necessary to activate per user and per computer.
Parallel Programming with the Cyclone Multi-Channel Programmer
View a video demonstration of PEmicro's upcoming Cyclone Multi-Channel Programmer programming 27 devices in parallel. There are two types of devices that are programmed simultaneously with different programming images. PEmicro's Cyclone MCP programmers support both space constrained and high channel count scenarios. See the demo and then read on for more details.
Configuring PEmicro Tools for Texas Instruments' Code Composer Studio 12
PEmicro's popular Multilink and Cyclone tools are supported in Texas Instruments' Code Composer Studio 12 via the GDB Eclipse Plugin. The plugin allows the user to debug several Texas Instruments ARM devices. For the complete list of supported devices, please visit the following page: https://www.pemicro.com/partners/index.cfm?manufacturer_id=11. There is a setup guide included below to get users up and running with PEmicro tools in Code Composer Studio 12.8.1.00005 running on Windows 10 Pro x64.
[NXP] Added support for KW47, i.MXRT1043/46, MCXW72, MCXA276
With the release of Cyclone software v11.57 and PROG-HL-ARM software v9.72, the support for Kinetis KW47, i.MXRT1043/46, MCXW72, and MCXA276 joins the large family of NXP ARM devices that PEmicro already supports
Add Support for Infineon® PSoC4 4100T
With the release of Cyclone software v11.57 and PROG-HL-ARM software v9.72, the following support for Infineon has been added:
Latest device support for STMicroelectronics®
With the release of Cyclone software v11.57 and PROG-HL-ARM software v9.72, the following support for STMicroelectronics has been added:
[INFINEON] Added support for TRAVEO II CYT6 with flash mapping
With the release of Cyclone software v11.57 and PROG-HL-ARM software v9.72, CYT6 support joins the rest of the TRAVEO II family, including the support for Dual bank mode for Firmware Over-the-Air (FOTA). CYT6BJ has 16MB of internal code flash and 512KB of work flash and 2048KB of SRAM.
Added Support for Additional Texas Instruments MSPM0G MCUs
PEMicro’s development and production tools now support the TI MSPM0G1518, MSPM0G1519, MSPM0G3518, and MSPM0G3519 MCUs.
Added Support for Yuntu YTM32B1LE
PEMicro’s development and production tools now support the YTMicro YTM32B1LE device family.
Added Support for Nuvoton M0A2x devices
PEMicro’s development and production tools now support the Nuvoton M0A23 and M0A21 series devices.
PEmicro Compatible Part Numbers for Custom-Made Boards & Components
Many PEmicro customers build custom-made boards or ribbon assemblies and are looking to include parts compatible with Cyclone programmers and Multilink debug probes. Below is a listing of recommendations for female header connectors, connections for cable assembly or PCB assembly, in both through hole and surface mount designators. If the part number is not available in the user's region, the product specifications from the links below can at least provide a start towards finding a suitable alternative. Please feel free to contact us for additional support or questions.
Programming the NONMAIN Region in Texas Instruments' MSPM0 Devices
Texas Instruments' MSPM0 devices include a region of flash called NONMAIN that is used to configure the device boot and security properties. This blog post will help users understand how to use PEmicro tools to program this region of flash for the various TI MSPM0 devices.