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Power Supply and Multiple Projects

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Barry

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Hi all,
My power supply has one 5V regulated output @500mA. I assume I can run multiple projects from the same power supply providing I don't exceed the 500mA ie signal generator with a pulse counter and a PIC or is it better to have multiple power supplies for the different boards?
The signal generator, pulse counter and PIC all run off 5V.
( Just another Newbie dumb question!)
Thank you.
Barry.
 
Barry said:
Hi all,
My power supply has one 5V regulated output @500mA. I assume I can run multiple projects from the same power supply providing I don't exceed the 500mA ie signal generator with a pulse counter and a PIC or is it better to have multiple power supplies for the different boards?
The signal generator, pulse counter and PIC all run off 5V.
( Just another Newbie dumb question!)
Thank you.
Barry.

One power supply is fine, providing all equipment uses the same ground connection (usually the negative rail).
 
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