SEGGER NAND Flash Evaluator

The SEGGER NAND Flash Evaluator is a platform for easy evaluation of the emFile NAND device driver. 
It consists of a baseboard on which a microcontroller is mounted and of an adapter board that holds the NAND flash device. 
The adapter board plugs into the baseboard via a set of pin headers, and it supports the evaluation of virtually any parallel NAND flash device in TSOP48 and VFBGA63 packages with a data bus width of either 8 or 16 bits. 
The SEGGER NAND Flash Evaluator ships with an adapter board that has a socket for the TSOP48 package mounted on it, which facilitates the direct testing of a NAND flash device in the TSOP48 package without the need of any soldering. 
The baseboard is built around an ST STM32H743 microcontroller that can run at up to 400 MHz clock frequency and is equipped with 2MB of ROM and 383KB of RAM. The NAND flash device is connected to the microcontroller's dedicated NAND flash interface to enable a fast data transfer between the microcontroller and the NAND flash device. 
The SEGGER NAND Flash Evaluator can be powered either via the micro-USB connector or via the pin of the debug connector that are mounted on the baseboard. The presence of the supply voltage is indicated by a green LED. The voltage supply of the microcontroller and of the NAND flash device can be selected to be either 3.3V or 1.8V via a jumper fitted on the baseboard. 
As an additional feature, the baseboard comes with a bi-color LED (green and red) that is connected to one of the GPIO ports of the microcontroller and can be used by the target application to indicate the operating status.