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SEGGER STDC 14 Adapter - 20-pin to 14-pin Debug Connector

SEGGER STDC 14 Adapter - 20-pin to 14-pin Debug Connector

Entwickelt für den 14-poligen 50-mil-Zielstecker von ST Microelectronics

SKU: 8.06.39

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Key Features

Compatible with all J-Link and Flasher probes
Supports JTAG, SWD and SWO protocols
20-Pin To 14-Pin Routing
Compact 25 x 25 x 11mm form factor
Includes 14-pin ribbon cable
STMicroelectronics STDC14 standard compliant
Durable construction for repeated use

Overview

The SEGGER STDC 14 Adapter (8.06.39) enables seamless connection of J-Link and Flasher debug probes to targets featuring STMicroelectronics' 14-pin STDC connector. This passive adapter converts the standard 20-pin 0.1" J-Link connector to the compact 14-pin 0.05" STDC format, maintaining full compatibility with JTAG, SWD, and SWO debugging protocols.

Measuring just 25 x 25 x 11mm, the adapter provides direct electrical connectivity without active components, ensuring reliable signal integrity for Cortex-M and ARM7/9/11-based targets. The included 14-pin ribbon cable allows flexible routing to target systems whilst maintaining the sturdy construction required for repeated development use.

Compatible with the entire SEGGER ecosystem including J-Link Pro, Flasher ARM, and Tag-Connect STDC14 cables, this adapter expands debugging capabilities across STM32 evaluation boards and custom designs using the STDC14 standard.

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STM32 Development Compatibility

Essential for debugging STM32 boards with STDC14 connectors using existing J-Link probes

Cost-Effective Probe Extension

Extends expensive J-Link investment to new connector standards without buying additional hardware

Professional Signal Integrity

Passive design maintains clean debug signals for reliable development and production debugging

Der SEGGER STDC 14-Adapter ist ein Gerät, das den Anschluss von J-Link- und Flasher-Debug-Sonden an Ziele mit einem 14-poligen 0,05-Zoll-STDC-Anschluss gemäß der Definition von STMicroelectronics ermöglicht.

Dieser Adapter bietet mehrere wichtige Vorteile, darunter die Anpassung des standardmäßigen 20-poligen 0,1-Zoll-J-Link/Flasher-Anschlusses an den 14-poligen 0,05-Zoll-STDC-Anschluss und die Unterstützung für JTAG-, SWD- und SWO-Verbindungen. Er ist für Cortex-M- und ARM7/9/11-basierte Ziele konzipiert.

Der Adapter ist ein passives Verbindungsgerät ohne aktive Komponenten. Er bietet direkte elektrische Verbindung zwischen den beiden Anschlusstypen. Das mitgelieferte 14-polige Flachbandkabel ermöglicht eine flexible Verbindungsführung zum Zielsystem. Sein robustes und kompaktes Design gewährleistet Langlebigkeit bei wiederholter Verwendung. Gleichzeitig lässt er sich dank seiner geringen Größe (nur 25 x 25 x 11 mm) leicht in jedes Debugging-Setup integrieren, ohne viel Masse hinzuzufügen.

Egal, ob Sie neue STM32-Designs validieren oder mit älteren ST-Boards arbeiten, der STDC 14-Adapter ist ein unverzichtbares Werkzeug für die Verwendung der äußerst beliebten J-Link/Flasher-Sonden. Er erweitert die Kompatibilität des SEGGER-Ökosystems mit dem umfangreichen Portfolio an Arm-basierten Mikrocontrollern von ST.

Tag-Connect Pogo-Kabel

Wenn Sie den Tag-Connect-PCB-Footprint auf Ihrer Leiterplatte verwenden, kann der SEGGER STDC14-Adapter mit den Tag-Connect TC2030-CTX-STDC14-Kabeln verwendet werden.

Engineer Q&A

Questions and Answers

10 questions
  • What Cable Length Is Included with the Adapter?

    The adapter includes a 14-pin ribbon cable for flexible routing between the adapter and target system.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • Can This Adapter Work with Non-STMicroelectronics Targets?

    Yes. Although it's designed for STMicroelectronics' STDC14 standard, the adapter works with any target using the same 14-pin 0.05" connector pinout.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • Does the Adapter Affect Debugging Performance or Speed?

    No, as a passive adapter it maintains the full debugging performance of the connected J-Link probe, including maximum download speeds up to 4.0 MB/s depending on the J-Link model used.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • How Does STDC14 Compare to Other Debug Connector Options?

    STDC14 adds UART signals for Virtual COM port to the standard 10-pin ARM connector, while keeping the same core debugging pins (3-12) as the ARM10 standard.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • What's Included in the STDC 14 Adapter Package?

    The package includes the STDC 14 Adapter PCB and a 14-pin ribbon cable. No additional cables or accessories are required for basic operation with J-Link probes.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • Does the STDC 14 Adapter Support SWO Trace Functionality?

    SEGGER does not mention SWO on the STDC14 adapter page. Pin 8 carries the J-Link TDO/SWO signal (SEGGER labels it TDO on the STDC14 pinout), alongside the JTAG and SWD signals (TMS/SWDIO, TCK/SWCLK and TDI).

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • Can I Use Tag-Connect Cables with This Adapter?

    SEGGER makes no statement about Tag-Connect cables for this adapter. It provides the standard 14-pin 0.05" STDC14 connector, so check the pinout of any Tag-Connect STDC14 cable, such as the TC2030-CTX-STDC14, against SEGGER's STDC14 pinout before use.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • What's the Difference Between the STDC14 and Standard ARM 10-Pin Connectors?

    STDC14 uses 14 pins at 0.05" pitch, while standard ARM Cortex connectors use 10 pins at 0.05" pitch. Pins 3-12 match the ARM10 pinout. On SEGGER's pinout pin 1 is not connected and pin 2 is GND, and pins 13-14 carry UART signals for Virtual COM port functionality.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • Is Any External Power Required for the Adapter?

    No. This is a passive adapter with no active components. It connects the 20-pin J-Link connector directly to the 14-pin STDC connector.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026

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