DediProg SBK01 Backup Boot Flash Kit
BBF-8W module + SF100 programmer
Description
Swap-in serial flash emulation for boards using an SO8W (207mil) flash
The SBK01 pairs an SF100 programmer with DediProg’s BBF-8W Backup Boot Flash module, giving engineers a swappable, known-good SPI flash they can drop onto a board in place of the soldered original. It connects by direct soldering with a test clip, an SMT 1.27mm header, or a 2.54mm connector, and runs transparently to the application while it automatically disables the main onboard flash — no rework needed to move between images. It’s the standard fix for booting a failing board or recovering corrupted BIOS/firmware without desoldering anything.
SO8W 207milmodule footprint
3.3V / 2.5VIC support
1 Mbpsdownload / 2 Mbps read
Highlights
- Serial flash emulator, fully transparent to the running application
- No hardware modification needed on most target boards
- Automatically disables the main onboard serial flash while active
- Three connection methods: test clip, SMT 1.27mm header, or 2.54mm connector
- USB interface with built-in signal-conflict protection
Typical Applications
- Booting a failing computer or embedded board for diagnosis
- Recovering from a corrupted BIOS/firmware update
- Rapid firmware image swaps during development, without repeated reflashing
Key Specifications
| Included | SF100 programmer + USB cable + ISP cable (ISP1-CB) + universal adaptor (ISP-UADP-127) with BBF cable and 1.27mm connector cable; BBF-8W module + 2.54mm BBF cable + SO8 connection adaptor + 1.27mm connector cable; BBF test clip (BBF-TC-8) |
|---|---|
| Module footprint | SO8W, 207mil |
| Supported IC voltage | 3.3V / 2.5V only |
| Speed | 1 Mbps download, 2 Mbps read |
Files & Media
- Manufacturer product page (DediProg)
- Datasheet: request current PDF from DediProg or attach the locally-hosted copy here
