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***BOOT**: When set to ON enables the embedded bootloader. Firmware can be uploaded via the USB port on the breakout board (DFU). USB-A to USB-A (non-crossover) cable required. The Portenta H7 has to be powered through the USB-C connector or VIN.
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## Board Operation
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**Note:** This board is intended to operate together with Portenta H7 (see section 1.4 Solution Overview).
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***Note: This board is intended to operate together with Portenta H7 (see section 1.4 Solution Overview).***
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### Getting Started - IDE
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If you want to program your Portenta H7 with the Breakout Board while offline you need to install the Arduino Desktop IDE **[1]**. To connect your Portenta H7 with the Portenta Breakout Board to your computer, you will need a Type-C USB cable. This also provides power to both the Portenta H7 as well as the Portenta Breakout Board. Alternatively, in order to provide power to the USB connectors and the 5V pins, a 5V source must be applied to J8. This will also provide power to the Portenta H7.
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### CAN0/CAN1
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Pins closer to the edge of the board are CAN0. Pins close to the centre are CAN1.
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**Please Note**
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When used with Arduino Portenta H7, only CAN1 is available.
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***Please Note: When used with Arduino Portenta H7, only CAN1 is available.***
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The supply voltage can be the same 24V which is powering the board.
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- 8 high side switches (2x **TPS4H160AQPWPRQ1**), one for each channel Current limit
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- Nominal value is 0.6A per channel. Due to internal **TPS4H160AQPWPRQ1** circuit tolerances the real value can be higher, up to 0.9A.
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- The 12 channels behavior when the current limit is reached can be selected:
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-**Latch**: when the current limit is reached the channel is shut down and the co-respective channel enable pin must be toggled to activate it again.
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- 8 high side switches (2x **TPS4H160AQPWPRQ1**), one for each channel Current limit
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- Nominal value is 0.6A per channel. Due to internal **TPS4H160AQPWPRQ1** circuit tolerances the real value can be higher, up to 0.9A.
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- The 12 channels behavior when the current limit is reached can be selected:
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-**Latch**: when the current limit is reached the channel is shut down and the co-respective channel enable pin must be toggled to activate it again.
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-**Retry**: when the current limit is reached the channel is shut down and re-connected after a short period of time. If the current limit is reached again the process repeats periodically.
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The supply voltage can be the same 24V which is powering the board.
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-12 high side switches (3x **TPS4H160AQPWPRQ1**), one for each channel
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- 12 high side switches (3x **TPS4H160AQPWPRQ1**), one for each channel
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- Nominal value is 0.6A per channel. Due to internal **TPS4H160AQPWPRQ1** circuit tolerances the real value can be higher, up to 0.9A.
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**Latch**: when the current limit is reached the channel is shut down and the co-respective channel enable pin must be toggled to activate it again.
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**Latch**: when the current limit is reached the channel is shut down and the co-respective channel enable pin must be toggled to activate it again.
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**Retry**: when the current limit is reached the channel is shut down and re-connected after a short period of time. If the current limit is reached again the process repeats periodically.
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**Retry**: when the current limit is reached the channel is shut down and re-connected after a short period of time. If the current limit is reached again the process repeats periodically.
-12 digital input channels, each is a 680kΩ and 100kΩ resistor divider: a 0-24V input is scaled down to 0-3V.
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- 12 digital input channels, each is a 680kΩ and 100kΩ resistor divider: a 0-24V input is scaled down to 0-3V.
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The digital input channels are independent of the high side switches.
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**The digital input channels can read the status of the high side switches if needed.**
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The digital input channels are independent of the high side switches.
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**The digital input channels can read the status of the high side switches if needed.**
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### Analog Input
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Three independent analog input channels are available. Each of them has an analog switch TS12A44514PWR which is switching between three modes:
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The input is connected to a 3V voltage reference (REF3330AIRSER) with a 100kΩ resistor in series, becoming part of a resistor divider powered by the voltage reference.
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An output pin provides 24V to power sensors. A 500mA PTC resettable fuse protects the 24V output pin.
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Four independent analog output channels are available. Each of them a double low pass filter and a high current op amp arranged in a non-inverting topology with gain 3.3.
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- A single low-ohmic single-pole double-throw analog switch NX3L4053HR,115 which is switching between one front end or the other.
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- Three quadruple single pole single throw analog switches TMUX1511RSVR which are switching the active channel between the three available.
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- A single low-ohmic single-pole double-throw analog switch NX3L4053HR,115 which is switching between one front end or the other.
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- Three quadruple single pole single throw analog switches TMUX1511RSVR which are switching the active channel between the three available.
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**NOTE**: Do not connect both a thermocouple and a PT100/PT1000 to a channel.
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The on board transceiver is the TJA1049T/3J and implements the CAN physical layer as defined in ISO 11898-2:2016 and SAE J2284-1 to SAE J2284-5. It is compatible with 12V or 24V bus.
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The on board transceiver is the TJA1049T/3J, which can be SW configured for RS232, RS442 or RS485 half/full duplex.
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The on board real time clock/calendar is the PCF8563T/F4,118 which clock is provided by a dedicated external crystal oscillator.
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- 32,768kHz clock crystal (Q13FC1350000400)
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