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## The Portenta Max Carrier
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The Portenta Max Carrier was designed to add capabilities to the Arduino® Portenta X8 board and provide easy access to its on-board peripherals. It is designed to enable research and develop industrial grade advanced applications, from fast prototyping to deployable robust single board computer.
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The Arduino® Portenta Max Carrier was designed to add capabilities to the Arduino® Portenta X8 board and provide easy access to its on-board peripherals. It is designed to enable research and develop industrial grade advanced applications, from fast prototyping to deployable robust single board computer.
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To make use of the Arduino Portenta Max Carrier you will need to power it through either the barrel jack connector or with a 3.7V 18650 Li-Ion battery, connected to the Portenta Max Carriers battery clips.
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To make use of the Portenta Max Carrier you will need to power it through either the barrel jack connector or with a 3.7V 18650 Li-Ion battery, connected to the Portenta Max Carriers battery clips.
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| Function | Supported on the Portenta X8 M4 Core | Supported on Portenta X8's NXP® i.MX 8M Mini Processor |
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