Fo9r old or young, experienced and inexperienced, Breadboards are a great way to develop and test something. What I don't agree with is the statement that you MUST have the same power and grounds. Proper design will allow this to be partly or completely ignored. Let us know just what interface it is and we will all try and help you. But do get it running on one supply so that you know that it works first, as someone else said, on two separate Breadboads, then (if the distance is great) we will help you getting the separate supplies working if need be... Regards Andy PS. If you want Breadboard design software to allow a a design to be converted later into a schematic and or many different PCB types (Eagle CAD compatible. Eagle CAD Lite is free too!), even SMD parts if you wish, then go and download the free open source program "Fritzing" from here:- http://fritzing.org/ In the language of your choice. Many YouTube Tutorial videos when searching under the name "Fritzing". [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: Basic question about breadboards
2011-10-23 by Andrew Mathison (Alice)
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