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For example, if you want to use the internal flash of your target hardware as well as the external flash for the target application code, multi-bank programming.

The newly released J-Flash SPI software allows SEGGER’s in-circuit programmers and debug probes to support direct programming of SPI flashes. Users of current models of J-Link PLUS, ULTRA+ and PRO, as well as Flasher ARM and PRO can employ J-Flash SPI to program serial (SPI) flashes, which are directly connected to the J-Link or Flasher.

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“Serial flashes have become increasingly popular, also in typical microcontroller applications. Especially SPIFI interfaces, which allow treating SPI flashes as memory mapped, have contributed to this popularity,” says Dirk Akemann, Partnership Marketing Manager at SEGGER. “The ability to program these flashes with J-Link and Flasher adds a lot of value to these products.” Typically, the CPU of the target system is held in reset so that J-Link has full access to the flash. It can read back, verify, program and erase all common SPI flashes from various manufacturers.