Does this device work with 5V mcu's?
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I don't know, Aaron, but I recommend that you avoid it in favor of a better quality product. Of the four I bought, one worked, two did not, and the other had a short that shut down my laptop.Buy the genuine article instead. You'll be glad that you did.Also, if you use this with an ATMel microcontroller, be sure to put a 100 nf blocking capacitor in the RTS line.
1447765
Yes it does. The back label of the devices states it works with input power of 110-220 volts.
1417263
I am not sure what is meant by 5v, but I installed it into an ancient Pentium board that is running Windows XP that had USB 1.1 ports with no problems because I needed two USB 2.0 ports.
1504765
You need to check your notebook cooler to see if it supports the voltage. I doubt it though. USB2 supplies 5V DC and 500mA. If your cooler shows a higher rating than that: don't try it. You'll break the cooler.
257871
A simple answer, no. Sorry, but if your savvy you can tap off an acceptable lower voltage and run the device perfectly fine.Just my opinion.
214496
Absolutely not. As long as the device is 12volts it will only draw power from the battery as needed. In other words you can hook one of said devices to the battery or many.. the only thing that will change is battery life.I love mine.. and I use it to power anything from 12v cameras to 12v led's to 12v lcd monitors. From 0.2A all the way to 4.5A
1068869
I can't specifically answer the question but written on the adaptor is: Output: 5V--2.0A Max
1880655
You can hook up +5v to +12v to the VCC pin if you have an external DC power source, otherwise you need to use the USB.
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I had it working hooked up to the 5v arduino board. I do not have it on me at the moment but i connected all the pins to the board and ran it off some code i found online.
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I believe it puts out both 5v and 12v, but the adapter i received did not work so it was returned
2215362
Yes. It comes with a 4.5 volt AC adapter. Not too bad a device for the money.
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Yes according to Brinno, http://www.brinno.com/html/TLC200.html it has an DC IN: 5V (Micro USB connector).
872692
Hi, this adapter is 7.5V unfortunately, I use it on a phone that works with 6.5V. The voltage drops to 6.8V, it is ok. Do not use this adapter for devices that work with 5.5V
872690
This AC adapter outputs 5.5V and will not work with device that requires 7.5V.
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Depends on the adapter which I do not have near me at this time. The device is 12v dc powered.
1445237
I'm sorry, seems it doesn't. It reads out "input DC 11-30V. Output 5.0V 700mA"
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I have been using it in a standard PCI slot of an older Dell Optiplex 210L desktop since I bought it some time ago. It has worked fine and did not require any special set-up. I'm not sure, but I believe the 5v is just a standard full size 32 bit PCI slot. Hope this helps.