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 ===== Confetti003 Power Brick ===== ===== Confetti003 Power Brick =====
 +To power the analog computer [[analog_computer:​analog_computer_main|Confetti]] one needs a positive (+12V) and a negative (-12V) voltage and in between the common ground (COM). With the [[http://​www.meanwellusa.com/​productPdf.aspx?​i=98#​1|Mean Well 15W DKE15A-12]] or the [[http://​www.meanwellusa.com/​productPdf.aspx?​i=98#​1|Mean Well 15W DKE15A-15]] power module one can build an quite powerful power source. Both 12V and 15V is possible and works fine with the Confetti.\\
  
 +{{ :​analog_computer:​confetti003_powerbrick_2.jpg?​600 |}}\\
  
-coming soon+An other possibility would be to build out of two 9V  batteries the [[analog_computer:​9v_battery_supply|+9V and -9V Battery Supply]].\\ ​
  
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 +==== Paper PCB ====
 +{{:​analog_computer:​confetti003_power_brick_01.jpg?​400|}}\\
 +{{ :​analog_computer:​confetti003_power_brick_01.zip |}}\\
  
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 +==== License ====
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 +The Confetti003 Power Brick was designed by **Wolfgang Spahn** 2017-18.\\
 +It is licensed under a [[http://​creativecommons.org/​licenses/​by-nc-sa/​4.0/"​|Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License]].
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