RP2350 Development Board for debugging most 3.3V Arm microcontrollers Key features and benefits Purpose built for debugging 3.3V Arm microcontrollers, helping you verify firmware quickly and accurately. Application example: Connect to the debugging interface via a 3pin SWD cable, enabling straightforward hardware debugging workflows. Allinone design: Combines multiple functions in a single board with onboard multiple interfaces and a 1.14 inch LCD display, compatible with multiple debugging methods. Built in peripherals: Includes a USBA port, a 1.14 inch LCD screen, a TF card slot, and additional peripherals for versatile testing and prototyping. Compact and practical: Designed to streamline development setups, reducing the need for separate tools while supporting flexible debugging options. Attributes and compatibility Function: Development, debugging, and basic onboard display of status or simple outputs through the builtin LCD. Compatibility: Supports most 3.3V Arm microcontrollers and multiple debugging methods via its onboard interfaces. Size: Compact form factor suitable for bench work and portable use. Peripherals: USBA port, 1.14 inch LCD display, TF card slot, plus other included peripherals. Performance: Enables efficient debugging workflows with integrated interfaces and display for quick feedback during development. Use scenarios Scenario 1: In a lab, you are debugging firmware for a 3.3V Arm MCU. Use the SWD connection with a 3pin cable to access the MCU while monitoring status on the 1.14 inch LCD. Scenario 2: You are validating multiple debugging methods on a design. The RP2350 supports several approaches and provides convenient onboard interfaces to simplify testing. Scenario 3: You need to log test results or data during development. Use the TF card slot to store logs and reference them later, while using the USBA port for power or PC communication. Note The description reflects the RP2350 Development Board as provided: intended for debugging most 3.3V Arm microcontrollers, with SWD connectivity via a 3pin cable, multiple onboard interfaces, a 1.14 inch LCD, USBA port, TF card slot, and other peripherals.