Each board needs a power supply. Without it you won't even start a project. At Solectroshop we have a wide range of Arduino power supplies. Both the highest quality and the most economical models. Check our offer below
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A0015
Power Supply Transformer 220V AC/DC 2A 12V features:
- Input voltage: 100~240V 50Hz
- Output voltage: DC 12V
- Output current: 2A
- DC connector: 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm
- Cable length: Approx. 90 cm
- Indicator of operation: LED diode
A0067
Power Supply Transformer 220V AC/DC 1A 9V features:
- Input voltage: 100 ~ 240V 50Hz
- Output voltage: DC 9V
- Output current: 1A
- DC connector: 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm
- Cable length: Approx. 90 cm
- Indicator of operation: LED diode
A0069
Power Supply Transformer 220V AC/DC 1A 5V features:
- Input voltage: 100~240V 50Hz
- Output voltage: DC 5V
- Output current: 1A
- DC connector: 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm
- Cable length: Approx. 90 cm
- Indicator of operation: LED diode
A0010
Power Supply Transformer 220V AC/12V DC 1A features:
- Input voltage: 100 ~ 240V 50Hz
- Output voltage: DC 12V
- Output current: 1A
- DC connector: 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm
- Cable length: approx. 90 cm
- Indicator of operation: LED diode
A0098
Power Supply Transformer 220V AC/DC 2A 9V features:
- Input voltage: 100 ~ 240V 50Hz
- Output voltage: DC 9V
- Output current: 2A
- DC connector: 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm
- Cable length: Approx. 90 cm
- Indicator of operation: LED diode
A0102
Power Supply Transformer 220V AC/DC 2A 5V features:
- Input voltage: 100~240V 50Hz
- Output voltage: DC 5V
- Output current: 2A
- DC connector: 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm
- Cable length: Approx. 90 cm
- Indicator of operation: LED diode
A0103
Power Supply Transformer 220V AC/DC 2A 15V features:
- Input voltage: 100~240V 50Hz
- Output voltage: DC 15V
- Output current: 2A
- DC connector: 5.5 mm x 2.1 mm
- Cable length: Approx. 90 cm
WS072
Sonoff power supply for camera Sonoff GK-200MP2-B black (M0802050002) 5V 1.2A.
The 3.5x1.3mm plug is also popular, e.g. in USB HUBs, where it can also be used.
What makes Arduino such a great board is to a great extent its universality, Arduino goes with pretty much any electronic component both on the sensor end as on the output and the same goes for the power supply. You can feed it via USB port or an external port DC 5.5-2.5mm. The great thing about USB port is its versatility and the fact that you can use it for both power supply and data transfer. However, you have to take into consideration its limitations especially when it comes to to maximum current intensity which is limited to 500mA - this limit might not sufficient for a range of applications, especially for servos. Nonetheless, obviously, Arduino has an answer to that as well - a DC port that is plugged onto Leonardo, Uno and Mega.
In our offering, you will find a broad range of power supply products for Arduino from 5V input voltages up to 12V and current intensity ranging from 1A up to 2A. Revise the offer and let us know if there is anything you needed and couldn´t find and we will try to help you with an advise and potentially finding the product
