
Compact DFROBOT breadboard power supply. Provides selectable 5V/3.3V, 500mA output. Powers Arduino, sensors & prototyping projects.
The DFROBOT 5V/3.3V Breadboard Power Supply is an essential, user-friendly tool for electronic prototyping, providing stable, selectable regulated voltage directly to your breadboard.
This compact module accepts a 6-12V input via its central positive 2.1mm DC power jack or a standard 5V USB connection, offering great flexibility for your power source. It features a simple on/off switch and a power status LED for convenient operation and visual confirmation.
Key Features & Specifications
Ideal for hobbyists, students, and engineers, this power supply module eliminates the need for messy wiring to external power sources, creating a neat and efficient workspace. It's a fundamental component for anyone working with prototyping boards, ensuring your circuits receive clean and reliable power.
Please Note: The breadboard is shown for illustration purposes only and is not included with the power supply module.
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