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Trista
- Jan 1, 1970
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OK, I know absolutly nothing about electronics but I'm trying to learn
some basic electronics/circuits by myself.
So, I got a breadboard, a book with some basic electronic info and
projects, some components and a variable power supply that has 3V, 6V,
9V and 12V.
My question is how do I connect the power supply to the breadboard.
The breadboard I got was one that has 3220 holes and is mounted on to
a black backing plate that has 4 connectors labled Va, Vb, Vc and
Ground.
Do I connect the red and black wires from the power supply to the red
and black connectors on the backing plate? Would I use the matching
red and black connectors from the breadboard? And where should I put
them? Va, Vb? What do I do about the ground?
From there how would I power the circuits so that my led will glow
like it says it should in the book.
I did search the internet for breadboard basics, but couldn't seem to
find any info on how the power supply should be hooked up.
Any and all advice would be appreciated.
Thanks.
some basic electronics/circuits by myself.
So, I got a breadboard, a book with some basic electronic info and
projects, some components and a variable power supply that has 3V, 6V,
9V and 12V.
My question is how do I connect the power supply to the breadboard.
The breadboard I got was one that has 3220 holes and is mounted on to
a black backing plate that has 4 connectors labled Va, Vb, Vc and
Ground.
Do I connect the red and black wires from the power supply to the red
and black connectors on the backing plate? Would I use the matching
red and black connectors from the breadboard? And where should I put
them? Va, Vb? What do I do about the ground?
From there how would I power the circuits so that my led will glow
like it says it should in the book.
I did search the internet for breadboard basics, but couldn't seem to
find any info on how the power supply should be hooked up.
Any and all advice would be appreciated.
Thanks.