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5V Breadboard Power Module with 7805 Regulator and DC Input

5V Breadboard Power Module with 7805 Regulator and DC Input

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28 EGP

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About this product

This breadboard power kit takes a DC input and provides a regulated 5 V output through a 7805 linear regulator, so it can power breadboard circuits, microcontrollers and logic from a higher-voltage supply. It suits prototyping and learning projects. A linear regulator dissipates the excess voltage as heat, so keep the input close to the required minimum.

Specifications

Output voltage
5 V
Regulator IC
7805 (linear, fixed 5 V)
Input type
DC
Minimum input for regulation (7805 datasheet)
About 7 V
Maximum input voltage (7805 datasheet)
35 V

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of 5V Breadboard Power Module with 7805 Regulator and DC Input in Egypt?

5V Breadboard Power Module with 7805 Regulator and DC Input currently costs between 28 and 35 EGP across 2 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy 5V Breadboard Power Module with 7805 Regulator and DC Input in Egypt?

5V Breadboard Power Module with 7805 Regulator and DC Input is available from Microohm and RAM Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

What input voltage should I supply?

The 7805 needs roughly 7 V or more to hold a 5 V output, and its datasheet maximum is 35 V. Use an input in that window, closer to the lower end to limit heat. The specifications do not state the module's own input range, so check the board markings.

How do I wire it to a breadboard?

Connect the positive of the DC supply to the input terminal and the negative to GND. Take the 5 V and GND outputs to the breadboard power rails, and connect the grounds of all circuits together. Confirm the terminal labels printed on the board before connecting.