Bambalam Member Feb 2, 2025 #1 Here’s a power supply section containing +9V, +4.5V and GND that I breadboarded. Let’s see your preferred method for breadboarding power supplies. Last edited: Feb 2, 2025
Here’s a power supply section containing +9V, +4.5V and GND that I breadboarded. Let’s see your preferred method for breadboarding power supplies.
JTEX Well-known member Feb 2, 2025 #3 Exactly. Where does your -V come from? There's nothing in this circuit that's more negative than the ground.
Exactly. Where does your -V come from? There's nothing in this circuit that's more negative than the ground.
J jwin615 Well-known member Feb 2, 2025 #4 JTEX said: Exactly. Where does your -V come from? There's nothing in this circuit that's more negative than the ground. Click to expand... BRB back with the wife...
JTEX said: Exactly. Where does your -V come from? There's nothing in this circuit that's more negative than the ground. Click to expand... BRB back with the wife...
Bambalam Member Feb 2, 2025 #5 lowpitch said: Your -9V is +4.5V as well. Click to expand... JTEX said: Exactly. Where does your -V come from? There's nothing in this circuit that's more negative than the ground. Click to expand... Well that was embarrassing. I completely goofed up on reading the schematic I was working on. I have updated the attachments.
lowpitch said: Your -9V is +4.5V as well. Click to expand... JTEX said: Exactly. Where does your -V come from? There's nothing in this circuit that's more negative than the ground. Click to expand... Well that was embarrassing. I completely goofed up on reading the schematic I was working on. I have updated the attachments.
Bambalam Member Feb 2, 2025 #6 Continuing on the breadboard and using a TL072 for an input and an output buffer, this layout puts the circuit input and output right next to each other (shown with the two header pins ).
Continuing on the breadboard and using a TL072 for an input and an output buffer, this layout puts the circuit input and output right next to each other (shown with the two header pins ).