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November 25, 2019
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SWD vs JTAG: When the Choice Actually Matters
SWD uses two wires vs JTAG's four and works fine for single-core flashing and debugging. The cases where JTAG's daisy-chain and boundary scan capabilities are worth the extra pins.
SWD uses two wires vs JTAG's four and works fine for single-core flashing and debugging. The cases where JTAG's daisy-chain and boundary scan capabilities are worth the extra pins.
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