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Carrier links Arduino Pro with Raspberry Pi

Arduino Pro’s Portenta Hat Carrier transforms the Portenta system-on-module (SOM) into an industrial single-board computer using Raspberry Pi Hats. Outfitted with a Raspberry Pi-compatible 40-pin header, the carrier board provides access to the vast ecosystem of Raspberry Pi add-on boards, called Hats.

The Portenta Hat Carrier works with any Portenta X8, H7, and C33 SOM. It provides a MicroSD card slot for storage, along with USB and Ethernet interfaces. In addition, the carrier offers dedicated JTAG pins for debugging, an onboard CAN transceiver, MIPI camera connector, eight analog I/Os, and a PWM fan connector.

Intended to meet the requirements of professionals using Raspberry Pi technology in commercial applications, the Portenta Hat Carrier can be used for robotic motion control, intelligent sorting, anomaly detection, vehicle monitoring, and smart sensing.

Arduino Pro’s Portenta Hat Carrier is available to order today in the Arduino Store and through major distributors for $45.

Portenta Hat Carrier product page 

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