I'm pretty sure this is the case, but if I power this with 3.3v, will the logic level also be 3.3v? If I power it with 5v will it be 5v or 3.3v?
2031361
I've used this with both the Arduino (5v) and the beaglebone black (3.3v) and had no issues.
2031362
This board has two voltage pins:5V, and 3.3V. I think if you supply it with either or both it will work.
2031363
The board can take either 5V or 3.3V input. In the case of 5V it gets fed to an LDO first (the NEO-6M only runs at 3.3V). In either case the I/O signals will always be 3.3V
583924
The output voltage is the V4.3, the output current is the 70ma. Hope this helps.
663934
Any DC voltage between 3.5v and 30v will be fine. Adjust the output dial all the way clockwise before you hook it up.
1423594
Yes it will fit in a standard 5v/3.3v PCI slot. It will not fit in a PCIe slot.
1632936
The working voltage of the motor is actually 3.5V. It can operate from a power supply great than 3.5V, but the motor driver is the factor here. I bought the motor and measured the resistance and calculated the voltage: 1.3A x 2.7Ω = 3.51V, which means that this motor is expecting 3.5V (with a limitless motor driver), or used with a current-limiting motor driver. A datasheet found on-line (no mention of voltage) says that it has a resistance of 3.2Ω. Which calculates: 1.3A x 3.2Ω = 3.84V
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Well, although other people have said that "any" input voltage between 3.5V-30V is fine (which is true), there are other things to consider when using the device to avoid damage, such as: the voltage ratio should not exceed 3, in example, means you cannot use 3V to go up to 15V, that will be a voltage ratio of 5. Description says it can supply up to 5A but then it clearly says it can operate at 3A with good ventilation, my personal safe threshold for supplying devices is 50% maximum capacity, so I don't ever use it for more than 2A, this rule of thumb always worked fine for me.
1781559
Hello, this release got 2.0v. Later, you will download the latest Firmware and install (2.1v). Sound really awesome!!
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And the sticker reads: 2.0A for BOTH the 5V and 12V output ratirings. Really a neat product. I will be fixing a friends laptop, just pulling it out of the case, setting this up and using their HDD as an external and it has always worked. This is my third order of the same product from the same source, always the same professional response. Hope this helps you. Will
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Hey Joey I don't think that it matters since you can change all the voltage for the RAM in the BIOS or the application AMD Overdrive. Also when i first booted up my computer after the build with this board it auto clocked my ram at 1.35v so i think your golden for this M.B
1269820
I am using this on a Sony VAIO. Right above the power (port) on my laptop it says 19.5v. I hope this helps.
1033721
You know I am not very qualified to answer this question. I don't know much about electronics. This also came with no directions so I had to youtube videos and google to find out what the different voltages meant.
1390137
I would have to look back in my notes. The 3 pin connector is for 1. a +5vdc source, 2. for a logic ground, and 3 for the output signal, not necessarily in that order. If you really need the info, leave me a message and I will research it again.
110185
In case anyone was still wondering about this, I just received mine and the sticker on the bottom says that Output is 5V/900mA, so it's not a full 1A, but pretty close.
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as long as you use the same MFD Microfarad then the using higher voltage will be ok.i had the same situation: mfd 35+5 /370v and i replace it with mfd 35+5/440v
404149
No, the idea for this one is a booster. The output is variable, but I don't think there's much overlap between its acceptable input voltage and its output. From my unit, it certainly couldn't go as low as a 5 v DC output.
1812313
Should work just fine 3A =3000 ma. So 1500 ma is just half of the output from the cube.
1658409
I don't know which is which voltage wise. But just plug it in to the wall socket and your good to go.