PLS' UDE Now Compatible with NXP's S32M2
November 16, 2023
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Lauta, Germany. PLS Programmierbare Logik & Systeme’s Universal Debug Engine (UDE) now supports NXP Semiconductors’ S32M2 motor control addressing power challenges with high voltage analog features including MOSFET gate pre-drivers, LIN or CAN FD, and voltage regulators. The S32M2 leverages Arm Cortex-M4 or -M7 cores.
The UDE debugger functions fluently with PLS’ UAD2pro, UAD2next, and UAD3+. Access to the MCUs is provided through an Arm-specific Serial Wire Debug (SWD) interface. The UAD2pro communicates through a Windows PC utilizing USB. On the other hand, the UAD2next and UAD3+ are delivered with integrated Ethernet. Also included is the UDE MemTool for programming flash memory.
According to PLS’, “The S32M2 can be used in safety applications up to ASIL B in accordance with ISO 26262 and provides dedicated hardware security features.”
For more information, visit pls-mc.com.
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