Breadboard experiment set.

Consisting of:
Breadboard 830 Tie points
Breadboard power supply 3.3 / 5 V
Breadboard wire set of 65 wires (also known as "jumper wires")

The breadboard power supply is a plug-in module that can be plugged into one of the ends of the breadboard. The power supply then connects to the 2 power supply rails on the sides of the breadboard. On the sides you can select a voltage of 5 Volts and or 3.3 Volts, the voltage can be selected by means of jumpers. You can select 2 voltages so that for example you have 3.3 volts on one rail while you have 5 volts on the other rail. have. Of course you can also put 5 volts or 3.3 volts on each rail. The breadboard power supply has a maximum capacity of 800mA, bear in mind that when the power consumption reaches the maximum limit of the controllers, they can become very hot.

In addition to being able to adjust the tension by means of jumpers, there is also an extra header on it. This allows you to transfer the voltages to a 2nd breadboard via jumper wires without the need for an extra power supply.

The breadboard power supply also has a switch with which the power supply can be switched on or off. In addition to this, it has a DC powerjack as well as a USB port that you can use to power the power supply. This is possible with 12 volts via the Power jack or with 5 volts via the USB port.

The 2 jumpers that you need to set up the breadboard power supply are included, so you don't have to look for jumpers again.

TIP !: If you prefer not to work with jumpers but still want to adjust your tension, use a female header. Here you can solder wires to and connect them with switches. So you can switch with a switch.

Breadboard experiment set, a nice assembled set for the starting hobbyist!