HETAI Digital Technology Co.,Ltd
HETAI Digital Technology Co.,Ltd Micro USB to USB A Cable HW-N-2A
Connects Micro USB devices such as Lattice FPGA or CPLD programmers to a USB-A host for JTAG and SPI programming
- Connector TypeMicro USB to USB A
- Micro USB connector links FPGA boards to PC USB ports
- JTAG/SPI programming interface enables device configuration and debugging
- USB-A plug fits standard host ports without adapters
- Cable purpose-built for LATTICE FPGA and CPLD development tools
- New condition ensures reliable connections for programming sessions
JTAG SPI programmer cable
This Micro USB to USB A cable functions as a download cable for LATTICE FPGA and CPLD devices via a JTAG SPI programmer interface. It targets engineers and hobbyists who need a direct programming link between a host computer and compatible programmable logic hardware. The connection enables firmware loading and device configuration without requiring a separate development board.
Host-side Micro USB requirement
The cable plugs into any available USB A port on the host machine and presents a Micro USB connector for the programmer module. It draws power from the USB bus, so no external supply is needed, and it leaves other expansion slots and headers free for the rest of the build. No specific driver version or operating system is referenced in the supplied data.
Programming-focused bundle
The package supplies only the cable assembly itself; no additional adapters, jumpers or software media are included. Users must obtain the appropriate LATTICE programming tools and device files separately. The cable’s role is limited to providing the physical link for JTAG SPI operations.
Highlights
- Micro USB connector links FPGA boards to PC USB ports
- JTAG/SPI programming interface enables device configuration and debugging
- USB-A plug fits standard host ports without adapters
- Cable purpose-built for LATTICE FPGA and CPLD development tools
- New condition ensures reliable connections for programming sessions
Specifications
| Connector Type | Micro USB to USB A |
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Questions about this item
How much current does the Micro USB to USB A cable deliver to an FPGA programmer?
The cable uses a standard Micro USB to USB A connection, so current is limited by the host USB port and the target board, not by the cable itself.
Does the cable get warm during long JTAG programming sessions?
The cable is a passive Micro USB to USB A assembly with no active electronics, so it does not generate noticeable heat during extended use.
What host port and target header does this cable need to work with a LATTICE FPGA CPLD?
It requires a USB A port on the host computer and a Micro USB connector on the LATTICE FPGA CPLD programmer board.
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