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8th August 2006, 03:55 PM
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Wall wart charger as supply
Instead of using an actual DC wall wart as a power supply, can I use a wall wart battery charger to power a circuit directly?
I don't need much current, only enough to power a logic portion of a circuit (less than .5 amps needed). It seems that I can find lots of adequate battery chargers on eBay (like chargers that are intended for laptops, ipods, and battery packs). |
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