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Originally Posted by sst.thad
I don't have the schematics in front of me right now, but I believe the Analog Breakout can source about 1A, which is defiantly enough to power an Arduino. Because most analog circuits won't source much, you should have alot of that power free.
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There are three versions of the Analog Breakout. The 2009 version can supply 3 amps and uses a switching regulator. The 2010-2013 version uses a linear regulator and can supply 0.25 amps continuously. The 2014 version also uses a linear regulator and can supply 0.25 amps continuously (and doesn't require the battery voltage jumper to comply with R70).