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FlashPro6

MCHPFlashPro6

MPN: FLASHPRO6
Microchip Technology
FPGA - Programmer
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Overview

The FlashPro6 is a hardware programmer designed for Microchip FPGAs, providing a robust interface for programming and debugging via JTAG. It serves as the primary hardware link between the host PC and target Microchip silicon, ensuring reliable bitstream delivery. The unit is powered via a USB connection and supports various supply voltage requirements for target boards.

Why Choose This Part

The FlashPro6 offers high-speed performance and broad compatibility across Microchip PolarFire, IGLOO2, and SmartFusion2 families. It features a compact form factor with standard JTAG connectivity, reducing the hardware footprint required on the bench. The programmer is fully integrated into the Microchip software ecosystem, ensuring seamless driver support and toolchain updates.

Applications

In-System Programming
Enables high-speed programming of FPGA bitstreams directly onto target hardware during the development cycle.
Hardware Debugging
Integrates with Microchip development tools to provide real-time hardware-in-the-loop debugging of FPGA designs.
Production Line Flashing
Provides a stable and repeatable programming interface suitable for small to medium scale production environments.

Key Specifications

Type Programmer
Contents Board(s), Cable(s)
Utilized IC / Part FPGA

Getting Started

To begin using the FlashPro6, install the Libero SoC Design Suite or FlashPro Express software on a Windows or Linux host. Connect the programmer to your PC using the provided USB cable and attach the JTAG ribbon cable to the 10-pin header on your target FPGA board. Power the target board independently, as the programmer does not typically provide high-current power to the target system.

Also Consider

J-Link EDU Mini SEGSegger Microcontroller - A low-cost alternative for ARM-based SoC debugging if only the processor core of a SmartFusion2 is being targeted.