What should I use for Vcc with my ADC

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Super Mario

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hi at the lab we use those bread boards provided with power supply , you got any idea of what kind of power supplies should I buy ? thanks
 
If it comes with power supply, why do you need to buy one? How are we supposed to know what you have?
 
Russlk said:
If it comes with power supply, why do you need to buy one? How are we supposed to know what you have?

sorry i couldnt explain what i want , I have a white board at home but without a power supply, and I want to buy or build one , any suggestions
 
Russlk said:
What is a white board? I still don't know what you have.

In the UK a white board is the modern version of a black board, used in schools for teachers to write on.

But I suspect he means he has a bread board, and wants advice on a PSU for it.

Presumably his English is poor, but his location is a little vague - I wonder if he means Israel?.

But as for a PSU, it obviously depends on what you want to do, for an easy start probably +5V, +12V and -12V wouldn't be bad.
 
My english isn't that bad :shock:

and yeah i meant the bread board, anyways nevermind i found what I was looking for,thanks

P.S im not from israel, im from palestine
 
Super Mario said:
My english isn't that bad :shock:

Hi,

No it's quite good, but you use a few incorrect words which prevent it making sense - as in most things, it's the critical ones which you tend to get wrong. But as I only speak English, I certainly wouldn't complain :lol:

P.S im not from israel, im from palestine

Right, sorry if that was a gross insult :!:
 
i understood perfectly what you wanted... - although when you said "white board" it confused things, but you said "bread board" to start with, so it made sense to me
 
Super Mario said:
No it's quite good, but you use a few incorrect words which prevent it making sense

Like?

Looking back, just the one actually, 'white' instead of 'bread', but as grrr_arrghh mentioned you used 'bread' initially which made it more confusing. I suppose that could be more of a culture difference than a translation problem - do you call them 'white boards' in your native language (whatever that may be).
 
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