SEGGER USB Hub-13

The SEGGER USB Hub-13 is a 13-port industrial USB hub built for large-scale embedded development labs, automated test farms, and production programming stations where a high number of USB instruments must operate reliably from a single host. With nearly double the port count of the USB Hub-7, it provides the capacity needed for complex setups involving multiple J-Link probes, Flasher programmers, serial adapters, and evaluation board connections, all from one centralized, industrial hub.

Capacity for Complex Setups

Automated hardware-in-the-loop test setups, multi-target debug stations, and production gang programming environments routinely require more than seven USB connections. The SEGGER USB Hub-13 provides 13 downstream ports with consistent power delivery from an external power supply, per-port overcurrent protection, and an industrial metal enclosure that provides both physical durability and EMI shielding. This ensures stable enumeration and data transfer even when all ports are loaded with power-hungry debug probes and programmers operating simultaneously.

For test infrastructure teams managing rack-mounted setups, the 13-port capacity means fewer hubs and fewer points of failure. A single USB Hub-13 can host an entire gang programming station or a multi-architecture test bench, reducing cable complexity and simplifying maintenance compared to daisy-chaining multiple smaller hubs.

Features

Feature	Specification
Ports	13 downstream USB ports
USB Standard	USB 2.0 Hi-Speed (480 Mbit/s)
Power Supply	External power adapter included
Enclosure	Industrial metal housing
Overcurrent Protection	Per-port overcurrent detection
Compatibility	J-Link, J-Trace, Flasher, and third-party USB devices
OS Support	Windows, Linux, macOS
Use Cases	Multi-probe labs, test farms, gang programming stations

The SEGGER USB Hub-13 is the right choice for teams that need maximum port density with industrial reliability, particularly in automated test infrastructure, production floors, and shared hardware labs where USB connectivity must work without intervention.