Black Magic Probe V2.3 (BMP) designed by 1BitSquared is a JTAG and SWD Adapter with a built in GDB server used for programming and debugging ARM Cortex MCUs. Its the best friend of any ARM microcontroller developer.

All proceeds from BMP hardware sales go directly into the continued development, maintenance and support of the Open-Source Black Magic Debug project. We have a 10+ year track record of supporting the project and all past Black Magic Probe hardware. Purchasing the hardware from us guarantees longevity of Black Magic Debug, and assures that the hardware you buy today will not become obsolete in the future. Check out the project Blog for news and updates (the blog was established in 2022, the BMD project started in 2011) For additional financial support of the BMD project please refer to the "Sponsor The Project" section on GitHub. Low cost alternatives do not contribute towards improvements of the product you purchase.

Black Magic Probe gets rid of intermediate programs like OpenOCD or STLink server. This makes the operation faster and more reliable. You just open your GNU Debugger (GDB) and select the virtual com port offered by BMP23 as your extended remote target. For a full description and how-to visit the project website.

What it comes with:

All Black Magic Probe come with a JTAG ribbon cable and a selection of 0.1" pin header compatible serial cable or autopilot compatible serial cable.
You can also choose a kit containing a JTAG adapter board kit or 20pin ARM JTAG adapter board kit. The adapters are useful for interfacing with older ARM development boards as well as easily connecting 0.1" headers, like the Raspberry Pi or STM32 Discovery boards.

You might also be interested in the following JTAG/SWD adapters and cables:

• 20Pin JTAG adapter
• 100mil JTAG/SWD breakout adapter
• Drone Code Debug adapter
• 10 to 20Pin JTAG/SWD cable
• ARM Cortex JTAG/SWD to 0.1in pitch pin header flywire
• STMicroelectronics STDC14 JTAG/SWD cable

For more information and documentation refer to the Black Magic Probe project page.