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SEGGER Target Supply Adapter - Adjustable Power Supply for J-Link Debug Probes

SEGGER Target Supply Adapter - Adjustable Power Supply for J-Link Debug Probes

Provides adjustable 0.8V-3.6V power supply for target boards whilst maintaining full debug signal integrity.

SKU: 8.06.18

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Key Features

Adjustable Voltage Output
High Current Capability
Transparent Signal Path
Adjustable Target Supply
Visual Power Indication
Universal J-Link Compatibility
No External Power Required

Overview

The SEGGER Target Supply Adapter (8.06.18) eliminates the need for separate power supplies during embedded system debugging by providing clean, regulated power directly from your J-Link debug probe. With its default 3.3V output at 400mA, this adapter suits the majority of modern microcontroller applications whilst offering flexibility for custom voltage requirements through simple resistor modification.

Engineered for reliability, the adapter features the MCP1826T LDO voltage regulator and maintains complete electrical isolation between power and debug signal paths. The integrated power LED provides immediate visual confirmation of output status, whilst the robust 20-pin connector system ensures reliable connections in demanding development environments.

Perfect for engineers developing battery-powered IoT devices, sensor networks, and embedded systems requiring precise power control during debugging and programming operations.

Compatible with all SEGGER J-Link debug probes and Flasher programming tools, this adapter integrates seamlessly into existing development workflows whilst providing the power supply flexibility essential for modern embedded development.

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Eliminates External Power Supplies

Single adapter provides both debug connectivity and target power in compact form factor

Flexible Voltage Requirements

Adjustable output accommodates diverse microcontroller voltage specifications from legacy 5V to modern 0.8V designs

Professional Debugging Reliability

SEGGER's proven hardware design ensures stable power delivery without compromising debug signal integrity

Adjustable Power Supply Solution for J-Link Debug Systems

The SEGGER Target Supply Adapter (8.06.18) provides engineers with a reliable, adjustable power supply solution for embedded debugging applications. This compact adapter seamlessly integrates between your J-Link debug probe and target hardware, delivering precisely regulated voltage whilst maintaining full signal integrity across all debug connections.

Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Input Connector 20-pin 0.1" (2.54mm) socket for J-Link
Output Connector 20-pin 0.1" (2.54mm) header to target
Default Output 3.3V @ 400mA
Voltage Range 0.8V to 3.6V (adjustable via resistor)
Voltage Regulator MCP1826T LDO
Power LED Visual indication of output status

Current Output Capabilities

Output Voltage Maximum Current
3.6V 400mA
3.3V (default) 400mA
2.5V 300mA
1.8V 200mA
1.0V 150mA
Note: Voltage adjustment requires changing a single SMD 0805 resistor. Exceeding specified current values may damage the adapter.

Compatible Debug Probes

The adapter maintains full compatibility with the complete SEGGER debug probe family:

  • J-Link Pro PoE and J-Link Pro
  • J-Link ULTRA+ and J-Link WiFi
  • J-Link PLUS (Classic and Compact variants)
  • J-Link BASE (Classic and Compact variants)
  • Flasher Portable and Flasher ARM

Pin Configuration

The adapter provides transparent pass-through of all debug signals with power delivered via pin 19 of the debug cable. All JTAG, SWD, and auxiliary signals maintain 1:1 connectivity ensuring complete debugging functionality.

[Product connection diagram showing J-Link to Target Supply Adapter to target board]

Installation and Setup

The Target Supply Adapter requires no external power source or configuration software. Simply insert the adapter between your J-Link debug probe and the debug cable connection to your target hardware. The adapter draws power directly from the J-Link probe, making it ideal for portable debugging solutions.

Engineer Q&A

Questions and Answers

10 questions
  • Is Any Configuration Software Required for the Adapter?

    SEGGER does not document any software for the adapter. It is placed between your J-Link or Flasher and the debug cable.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • Does the Adapter Have a Status LED?

    SEGGER does not document a status LED on this adapter.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • What Connector Type Does the Adapter Use?

    Standard 20-pin 0.1" (2.54mm) IDC connectors: a socket for the J-Link connection and a header for the target connection.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • Can This Adapter Power Multiple Target Boards Simultaneously?

    The adapter is designed for single-target use. For multiple targets, use individual adapters or the fixed-voltage 5V Target Supply Adapter (500mA) where the target accepts 5V.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • What Voltage Does the Target Supply Adapter Provide by Default?

    The adapter provides 3.3V at up to 400mA by default, suitable for most ARM Cortex-M and similar microcontroller applications.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • How Do I Adjust the Output Voltage for Different Target Requirements?

    Replace a single SMD 0805 resistor on the adapter. The output range is 0.8V to 3.6V, with current limits that vary across that range.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • Does the Adapter Affect Debug Signal Quality or Timing?

    No. The adapter passes all debug signals straight through with 1:1 connectivity, so JTAG, SWD and SWO are unaffected.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026
  • What Is the Maximum Current Capability at Lower Voltages?

    Maximum current falls as voltage drops: 200mA at 1.8V and 150mA at 1.0V. Exceeding these limits will damage the adapter.

    Answered by John LeggUpdated 12 Oct 2026

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