Breadboard Power Supply Module 3.3V/5V

A breadboard power supply module is a small electronic device used to provide regulated power to a breadboard. It typically has input pins to connect to an external power source, such as a battery or AC adapter, and output pins that are connected to the breadboard.

A breadboard power supply module can be designed to provide multiple voltage options, such as 3.3V and 5V, which are commonly used in electronic circuits. These voltage options cater to different types of components and integrated circuits (ICs) that require specific operating voltages.

The module usually has a voltage regulator circuit that regulates the input voltage to the desired output voltage. It may also include filtering capacitors and other components to ensure stable and clean power output.

To use a breadboard power supply module, you typically connect the input pins to your power source and the output pins to the power rails of the breadboard. This allows you to distribute the regulated power to your circuit components through the breadboard's interconnected rows and columns.

Please note that while breadboard power supply modules are convenient for prototyping and small-scale projects, they may have limitations in terms of current output and voltage regulation accuracy. For more demanding applications, you may need to use dedicated power supplies or voltage regulators with higher specifications.