Our range now includes development boards based on the RP2350 microcontroller. Compared to the previous generation (RP2040), the new chip is noticeably more powerful — and, importantly for tasks involving protection bypass, it overclocks well.
It is reported that raising the supply voltage of the RP2350 (the chip behind the Raspberry Pi Pico 2, among others) to 3.05 V allows clock frequencies above 800 MHz — an overclock of more than 5x the stock rate. For glitching tasks, this frequency headroom makes the RP2350 an optimal choice.
We also stock high-quality J-Link v9 programmer clones with a generous set of power rails — a convenient solution for a wide range of target boards.
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