Breadboard Power Supply

A breadboard power supply module is a device that provides a regulated voltage to a breadboard for prototyping electronic circuits. Here?s a brief overview:

### Key Features:

– **Voltage Output**: Typically provides 3.3V and 5V outputs

– **Input Voltage**: Often powered by a DC adapter (6.5V – 12V) or via USB

– **Form Factor**: Designed to fit standard breadboards

– **Current Output**: Commonly provides up to 700mA or 1A

– **Power Rails**: Plugs into the breadboard’s power rails

### Benefits:

– **Convenience**: Simplifies the process of powering breadboard projects

– **Dual Voltage**: Provides multiple voltage levels for different components

– **Switchable**: Often includes switches to select between voltage levels or to turn the power on/off

### Applications:

– **Prototyping**: Ideal for use in breadboard-based prototyping of electronic circuits

– **Education**: Commonly used in educational settings for electronics learning

### Typical Use:

– Connect the power supply module to the breadboard.

– Plug in the DC adapter or USB cable.

– Select the desired voltage output using the onboard switches.

– Power your breadboard circuit by connecting the power rails to your components.

This module is valued for its ease of use and ability to provide stable power to breadboard projects.