How to use a breadboard power supply module for DIY learning electronics
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The USB port placement is stupidly designed I am sure it caused a lot of damage out there. Thank you for showing that the USB port is meant to give power and not receive power.
i bought my set, looked at it and found out i had no idea what to do next, decided to ask the internet and here you are, as "the internet". very friendly, very helpful. BIG THANK YOU
Thank you for talking about the yellow jumper at
Thanks for the video, sir.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Important: Always check the power supply for the polarisation. There are + inside and - outside AND vice versa! The latter are ment for powering guitar effect pedals! In this case you need an adapter changing the polarisation.
Hey masn you saved the day. Just received one of these from my cousin to help with circuit building.Your video showed me how to use it.
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Thanks for this excellent video and information. I just ordered a breadboard kit with power supply kit. I plan to design DIY model railroading projects.😊
The diod creates a voltage drop when current passes through it. You can see this effect when you plug multiple led lights is series. After 3 red leds, the voltage appears close to zero.
Useful video Paul, I have two of these and never use them probably b/c I've not had any instruction on them...that may now change.
thank you so much you have taught me so much in a few minutes
thanks for the tip! I'm just starting out and did not know what this was.
Awesome tutorial! Great information!
Great vid
This is the best video!!! I would recommend this video to a lot of people who are interested in this stuff thanks! :)
Do you have a video of the oscilloscope that you have in the video because I just got one just like that but still learning about it.
Thank you! I just wired up one of these to a 9V battery, and it's powering a Nano BLE 33, and a SSD1306 display. Question: this seems weird to me; I thought I'd need to switch between the "5V output" from the Nano to power the rail when plugged in to USB (the way I initially had this configured), vs the "VIN" pin when powered by the HW-131. As a test I plugged the USB in, with the rail still connected to VIN rather than 5V, and the display still powered on and functioned!
I had bought an Arduino kit and it came along with it and at first I had no idea what it did so thank you very much 😊😊