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A PCB for a Pogo Pin JTAG programmer clip - 2.00mm pin Pitch SMD-footprint target 2x5 or 2x3
https://github.com/jbilander/jtag-connect

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A PCB for a Pogo Pin JTAG programmer clip - 2.00mm pin Pitch SMD-footprint target 2x5 or 2x3

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# JTAG-Connect
USB-blaster programming the intel/altera FPGA using a DIY spring clip with pogo-pins that clips onto a standard 2.0 mm pin pitch JTAG SMD-footprint:













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video with the spring clip in action:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q0D7EuQR9gsi54iwchI4ziomZzsiyqWE/view?usp=sharing

I have spare PCBs in case anyone is interested in this, or I can make to order for a fiver + shipping (until my spares are depleted) in case anyone can't build themselves. You will have to source the DIY clip (including screws) yourself from [aliexpress](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004383076344.html) or similar.

my email: jorgen.bilander at gmail com

The receptacle pogo pin socket I use, R50-3W:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003512878045.html

The pogo pin I use, P50-Q1:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002199072447.html

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Connector pinout:



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Designed for the common DIY spring clip plenty available on AliExpress:



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The 6-pin handheld version:








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A PCB panel also with a 6-pin version and handheld versions of the two:






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When ordering from JLCPCB select:

Delivery Format:

Panel by Customer

Remove Order Number:

Specify a location

This will notify JLC where to put the order number, they will replace the "JLCJLCJLCJLC" silkscreen label.

And write a comment about V-scoring is specified on the User-Comment layer.

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### Soldering the DIY clip PCBs:












Start with the back row (it will be easier to solder) and you can use a 2.0 mm pin pitch connector as a Jig to get the square top pins aligned.













### Soldering the Handheld version:

I used a 2.0 mm pin pitch connector as a Jig to hold the pins in place at a nice consistent distance:













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