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PEmicro provides powerful and easy-to-use tools for development, debug, and production programming of supported Raspberry Pi devices. Our tools include our Multilink and advanced Multilink FX debug probes as well as our Cyclone production programmers, and the top-end-performance Cyclone FX production programmers.

Raspberry Pi designed the RP2040 to be able to speak to almost any external device. It is a high-performance, low-cost solution with six independent banks of RAM and a fully connected switch.

Production Programming

PEmicro's Cyclone production programmers are easily configured and are versatile in their setup and launch and may be manually controlled or easily automated. The FX adds high-speed performance, extensive capabilities for advanced automation and advanced programming controls.

Cyclone LC

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Cyclone FX

	Extensive device support Click through to find compatible tools for your supported device.
	Stand-alone programming
	Reliable & feature-rich
	Easily automated

	High-speed device programming
	Advanced programming security
	Expandable external storage
	Advanced automation

Development & Debug

PEmicro's debug probes offer a high-speed USB interface from the PC to Multilink allows for fast, easy programming and debugging. The FX adds high speed performance as well as the capability to provide power to the target.

Streamlined debugging
PEmicro's debug probes support flash programming, execution control, breakpoints, watch points, stepping, and value inspection.

Real-time variables
FreeRTOS OS-aware debugging
JTAG daisy-chainning MCU's

Fully IDE-integrated
Easily configure PEmicro's debug probes in your prefered IDE:

Any Eclipse based IDE
(using PEMicro's free GDB Server)

Multilink

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Multilink FX

	Simple to configure and operate
	Extensive device support

	High-speed device programming
	Provides power to target

Extensive Device Support

Click all the way through the device tree to read about in-depth support for a specific ARM device

RP2

RP2xxx

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