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+ The carrier grants easy access to an array of peripherals, from Raspberry Pi® Hats thanks to its Raspberry Pi® like 40-Pin header connector, to CAN, Ethernet, microSD, USB, camera, and analog input and output ports. Its design is further enhanced with dedicated pins for efficient debugging and PWM fan connector.
+</FeatureDescription>
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+<FeatureList>
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+<Feature title="Raspberry Pi® Hats" image="mega-form-factor">
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+  Thanks to its 40-Pin Raspberry like connector the Portenta Hat Carrier is compatible with most of the Raspberry Pi® Hats available on the market.
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+</Feature>
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+<Feature title="Linux Powered" image="core">
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+  The Portenta X8, powered by Linux, is the perfect fit for this carrier, expanding its accessibility and interfacing options.
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+</Feature>
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+<Feature title="Arduino Powered" image="mcu">
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+  The carrier is also compatible with the Portenta H7, Portenta C33, and the auxiliary core of the Portenta X8, being fully compatible with the Arduino code ecosystem.
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+</Feature>
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+<Feature title="MIPI Camera Connector" image="camera">
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+  The Portenta Hat Carrier allows rapid development of machine vision applications thanks to the Portenta X8 and the MIPI CSI camera connector.
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+</Feature>
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+<Feature title="CAN Bus" image="communication">
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+  The Portenta Hat Carrier provides a high-speed CAN FD transceiver that allows CAN bus communication connections.
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+</Feature>
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+<Feature title="Connectivity" image="connection">
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+  Access a wide range of I/O with the Portenta Hat Carrier headers, including Ethernet, USB, Analog I/O, PWM, I2S, I2C, SPI and a CANBus port.
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+</Feature>
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+<Feature title="MicroSD Card Slot" image="file-icon">
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+  The Portenta Hat Carrier microSD card slot can be used for data logging and media operations.
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+</Feature>
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+<Feature title="JTAG connector" image="hw-pin">
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+  The Portenta Hat Carrier allows for easy debugging through the JTAG connector.
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+</Feature>
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+</FeatureList>
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