PARTNER-Jet2 supports Arm, RISC-V, and SH.
PARTNER-Jet2 features a completely new design for both the emulator and debugger software, inheriting the functions of PARTNER-Jet while being faster, more functional, and an evolved JTAG ICE. It supports USB 3.0 and 64-bit embedded software development. With the new tracing technology and bus bandwidth measurement capabilities realized by PARTNER-Jet2, we offer software that enhances efficiency not only for source debugging but also for later processes such as system evaluation, quality assurance, and fault analysis, as well as performance analysis and quality improvement support software like QProbe that works in conjunction with PARTNER-Jet2.
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PARTNER-Jet2 features a completely new design for both the emulator itself and the debugger software, inheriting the functions of PARTNER-Jet while achieving faster speeds and enhanced capabilities, making it an evolved JTAG ICE. It supports USB 3.0 and 64-bit embedded software development. With the new trace technology and bus bandwidth measurement capabilities realized by PARTNER-Jet2, we offer software that facilitates not only source debugging but also streamlines processes such as system evaluation, quality assurance, and fault analysis, as well as performance analysis and quality improvement support software like QProbe that works in conjunction with PARTNER-Jet2.
Price information
From 200,000 yen Separate prices for hardware and software, starting from 100,000 yen each.
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P4
Applications/Examples of results
Numerous achievements in cutting-edge development environments. Supports multi-core and embedded OS. Also compatible with environments where each core has a different OS. The performance of the developed software can also be measured.
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Company information
We have developed cutting-edge technologies such as JTAG ICE and debuggers. Additionally, we are expanding the real-time OS SOLID, which includes a development environment, primarily around Arm processors.