SEGGER Microcontroller is a full-range supplier of software, hardware and development tools for embedded systems. The company offers support throughout the whole development process with affordable, high quality, flexible and easy-to-use tools and components. SEGGER offers solutions for secure communication as well as data and product security, meeting the needs of the rapidly evolving IoT. SEGGER
was founded in 1992, is privately held, and is growing steadily. Headquartered in Germany with a US office in the Boston area and distributors in all continents, SEGGER offers its full product range worldwide. SEGGER started as a pure software company selling its efficient RTOS to companies targeting mass markets such as white goods. With the introduction of the Flasher stand alone programmers, the company started its first stint as a producer of hardware tools. The Flasher product line is easy to operate and as such perfectly suited for mass production environments. In 2004 SEGGER introduced the J-Link to the emerging ARM market and managed to become the supplier of the de-facto standard debug probe for ARM based development. Keys to the success are the intelligence of the probes itself and the resulting feature set. While being easy to operate, ultra fast, and robust, the J-Link remains an affordable debug probe. Meanwhile emWin set out to become the standard graphics library for microcontrollers. All popular silicon vendors today can offer a free library version of emWin to their customers. Today, SEGGER can offer the complete set of hardware and software tools, including security libraries, to support the developer for any embedded device, such as industry and internet of things devices.
