Most breadboard power supplies use a DC barrel jack or USB mini connectors. But let’s be honest, most of our workbenches are now equipped with USB C power supplies which can offer a lot of benefits. In this video Zach updates and improves his old breadboard power supply with a new PCB that uses USB C power delivery. This means he can select voltages between 3.3V, 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V, and 20V on each rail of the breadboard.

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Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:37 The pros and cons of existing power supplies
01:14 Benefits of using USB C
02:04 Finding the right IC
02:30 Designing the PCB
03:04 Using the stencil to apply solder paste
03:58 Placing components on the board
04:16 Reflowing board using mini hot plate
04:40 Printing an enclosure
05:18 Testing everything out for the first time
06:01 What I want to improve on this first version