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This power supply is designed to help you take the mess out when prototyping new designs on a breadboard. It plugs straight into a breadboard’s power rails and has two adjustable current-limited outputs. by Tim Blythman
The Buck/Boost LED Driver is a versatile module. In this article, we show you how to use it for charging (12 or 24V DC) and convert between different DC voltages (12 ↔ 24V) using its standard features. by Tim Blythman
This small, low-cost module can drive relatively large 12V LEDs or panels from a USB or 5V DC power source. It can handle inputs up to 20V @ 4A and has adjustable output current and voltage up to 20V @ 1A. by Tim Blythman
To test devices like power supplies, driver circuits and current sources, you often need a particular or variable load resistance that can handle a bit of power. This Programmable Load is based on an Arduino shield that is easy to understand, build and use. It can be controlled manually or automated in a way that suits your application. by Tim Blythman