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2022
Mar.30
Embedded Studio
SEGGER News: SEGGER Embedded Studio for Arm now with hard real-time C++ support

SEGGER Embedded Studio for ARM now with hard real-time C++ support

SEGGER’s Embedded Studio for ARM Version 6 now offers real-time memory management which improves efficiency and response time for allocating and…

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2022
Mar.23
Blog
A laboratory flask with bubbles is featured alongside the SEGGER logo. Below, the text reads "SEGGER BLOG" and "See what’s cooking at SEGGER," indicating a platform for updates and insights related to SEGGER's activities.

C++ real-time allocation — a chess engine

This article describes a new capability that is now available in Embedded Studio to support real-time dynamic storage allocation.

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2022
Mar.22
J-Link
Image highlighting a tutorial for configuring J-Link devices. The interface displays options for products connected via USB and TCP/IP, including details like nickname, serial number, and firmware version. A pointer indicates a specific entry for "Flasher Compact V5.00." The SEGGER logo is visible in the corner.

SEGGER J-Link — How to use J-Link Configurator

Learn how to configure a J-Link using SEGGER's J-Link Configurator.

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2022
Mar.22
J-Link
Image shows the SEGGER J-Link Commander interface on a blue background. It displays connection status, firmware, and hardware version information, alongside a J-Link device with USB and LAN ports. A play button is overlaid, indicating video content related to J-Link tutorials.

SEGGER J-Link — How to use J-Link Commander

Learn how to verify the functionality of your J-Link using SEGGER J-Link Commander.

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2022
Mar.16
RISC-V
The image features a logo for "Embedded Studio" highlighting the integration of C++ programming with hard real-time systems, specifically for RISC-V architectures RV32 and RV64. The background displays coding elements, emphasizing a technical and programming context.

SEGGER releases new Embedded Studio for RISC-V with hard real-time C++ support

SEGGER’s Embedded Studio for RISC-V, Version 6, now uses real-time memory management which improves efficiency and response time when allocating and…

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2022
Mar.14
emWin

SEGGER announces that Renesas has licensed emWin for all RX microcontrollers

SEGGER today announced that Renesas Electronics has extended its license for emWin, SEGGER's graphical user interface (GUI) library, for its entire…

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2022
Mar.10
RISC-V

SEGGER collaborates with HPMicro making Embedded Studio for RISC-V available at no cost

SEGGER today announces its partnership with HPMicro Semiconductor Inc. (HPMicro), a leading supplier of high-performance MCUs and embedded solutions.…

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2022
Mar.04
emWin

SEGGER emWin AppWizard — The Gauge Object

Learn how to create a gauge with the SEGGER emWin AppWizard.

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2022
Feb.25
Blog
A laboratory flask with bubbles is featured alongside the SEGGER logo. Below, the text reads "SEGGER BLOG" and "See what’s cooking at SEGGER," indicating a platform for updates and insights related to SEGGER's activities.

Hacking emSecure?

This article shows that it is best to protect everything in an embedded system and not just the parts that are the most valuable...

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2022
Feb.22
Blog
A futuristic solar-powered vehicle named "Solaride" is parked on a road in a barren landscape with mountains in the background. The vehicle features a sleek, aerodynamic design and is predominantly white with orange accents and branding.

Solaride’s solar-powered car – nothing is impossible

This case study presents the zero-emission, solar-powered vehicle of Solaride using SEGGER's embedded software.

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2022
Feb.22
emWin
AppWizard tutorial series - Board Support

SEGGER emWin AppWizard — How to use BSPs

Learn how to use a BSP to get your GUI on your target board with the SEGGER emWin AppWizard.

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2022
Feb.16
emWin
AppWizard tutorial series - Switch Object

SEGGER emWin AppWizard — The Switch Object

Learn how to create and customize switch buttons of any kind with the SEGGER emWin AppWizard.

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2022
Feb.15
emWin
AppWizard tutorial series - Slider Object

SEGGER emWin AppWizard — The Slider Object

Learn how to create and customize interactive sliders for completely individual functionalities and applications with the SEGGER emWin AppWizard.

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2022
Feb.10
emWin
AppWizard tutorial series - Project Examples

SEGGER emWin AppWizard — Project examples

Learn how to run included project examples with the SEGGER emWin AppWizard.

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2022
Feb.02
emWin

SEGGER emWin AppWizard — The Rotary Object

Learn how to create and customize gauges for displaying information, such as temperature, voltage, or speed, in a modern, graphical way with the…

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2022
Jan.17
RISC-V

SEGGER J-Link — Performance analysis on RISC-V

Watch how to do a performance analysis on a RISC-V device using SEGGER's market-leading J-Link, Ozone and SystemView to tap into SiFive's insight…

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2022
Jan.17
emWin

SEGGER emWin AppWizard — The Button Object

Learn how to create a button with the SEGGER emWin AppWizard.

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2021
Dec.14
J-Link

SEGGER J-Link software now available for Microsoft Windows on Arm

Following Microsoft recently announcing Windows on Arm, SEGGER has released a J-Link software package specifically for this platform. It can be…

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2021
Dec.07
RISC-V
Embedded Studio supports RISC-V 64-Bit

SEGGER adds 64-bit RISC-V support to Embedded Studio

SEGGER's new release of Embedded Studio for RISC-V adds support for 64-bit RISC-V CPUs, including RV64I, RV64G / RV64E and RV64GC / RV64EC with…

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2021
Dec.02
Blog
A laboratory flask with bubbles is featured alongside the SEGGER logo. Below, the text reads "SEGGER BLOG" and "See what’s cooking at SEGGER," indicating a platform for updates and insights related to SEGGER's activities.

Algorithms for division – Part 4 – Using Newton’s method

This article presents a way to calculate the reciprocal, rather than looking it up, trading size of lookup table against speed of calculation.

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