There you can find the list of the industrial Arduino boards, Portenta is on the head of the list for sure. Maybe this is something new to you because it has been released lately and wasn't highly integrated in the prototyping category! the Arduino Portenta board has been classified as a 'Pro' industrial board for advanced projects where high performance is needed.Įven a new Arduino web-section has been built for this topic, well, I'm talking about the new Arduino Pro website.

Start the first test and validate the project.

Solder the electronic parts to the PCB.

Prepare the schematic of the practicing board on Altium Desiger.

Learn the necessary details about Arduino Portenta.This project is so handy to make just when you select the appropriate documents and support, talking about the support, I was in a tough mission to pickup the appropriate manufacter to prduce my practicing platform and it was landed on JLCPCB, these guys just support this project by providing the Printed Circuit Board that we needed for this project. You will get through some softwares like the Arduino IDE and Altium designer. I Hope you already enjoyed my previous post about ' How to Make a PCB Business Card' and you are ready for a new one, as usual I try to pickup some useful and interesting content to bring it to the table so you as a follower get some new knowledge and skills, today's topic is how create your own practicing circuit board to interface with the Arduino Portenta dev board which is an 'industrial board' as it is described on the manufacturer website.ĭuring the making of this project, we tried to make sure that this post will be the best guide for to combine some practicing tasks on hardware designing and assembly, plus the software tests that we have made as well.

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Arduino altium schematic