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Just run a wire from the 5V bus and the Gnd bus on the first breadboard to the second breadboard. Each should have a Big Electrolytic and a couple of .1 caps. 


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From: jstockma <jcs1@msn.com>
To: AVR-Chat <AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sat, Oct 22, 2011 10:32 pm
Subject: [AVR-Chat] Basic question about breadboards


I am a AVR hobbyist and I am currently working on a project to design and 
rogram a two wire interface between to Mega AVRs in which one would send 
nstructions to the second directing certain tasks. I have the software side of 
t well underway but I am having doubts about the hardware part of it. I have 
etermined that I must power each chip from the same power source (in this case 
 voltage regulator) and that I must connect the two wire busses to a common 
round. What I am concerned with is my basic choice to implement this on a 
readboard. The busses would be the side rails. I am seeing conflicting opinions 
bout breadboards and their suitability. I would be interested in more views on 
his from the group. Ultimately I can go with a soldered solution, but I would 
ike to do the prototypes on a breadboard if possible, at least until I get it 
p and running. I have no EE or EE Computer science training. Thanks, 

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