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This is a really nice power supply. It's a switching DC supply so its small and light and efficient. It is thin so it fits in power strips without blocking other outlets. The output is regulated so you'll get a steady 9V up to 660mA of current draw. 2.1mm barrel jack, positive tip. There's a red LED 'pilot light' that will let you know its plugged and powered and the new ones I got now work in the US (120V) as well as Europe (220V) !

Great for MIDIsense, YBox2, Boarduino and Arduinos! Not OK for x0xb0x...this is a DC supply not AC. This supply also doesn't work that well with Fuzeboxen, its just a little too noisy and that will show up in the video out.



Blog posts tagged with MIDIsense:
Skelo’s DIY Space Invaders MIDIsense Controller
Skelo’s movies take you to another world where gangsters hack old video game controllers with MIDIsense kits, to make music. Or at least, that’s what I could understand from this video he just posted in the ladyada.net forums
Updated MIDIsense software, now for Mac too!
I fixed some icky problems (in wxMIDI!) and now the MIDIsense software is crosscompiling nicely between Mac and Windows, therefore there is now fast and updated software for both platforms. Rad! Download it now!
Ideas for next MIDIsense board
Now that i’ve finished porting icky C++ code I can return back to thoughts of sweet sweet hardware design. Next up is a second MIDIsense board. The next board is pretty simple: An analog and digital IO board. This is what most MIDI interface boards are used for. The atmega8 chip has 6 read more...
Windows MIDIsense software
If you wanted to try out the MIDIsense hardware but didn’t have a Mac, well I finally finished porting the wxpython code to C++ and its all much faster and more reliable. I also improved the interface and robustness. Try it out and let me know how it goes, available for download read more...
New kits!
I finally got off my butt and finished documentation for MIDIsense, a simple and inexpensive MIDI/sensor system for artists, musicians and experimenters. I did a workshop with these in March and they worked great so I’m happy that they’re finally available. The only board I’ve released so far is for log resistive sensors. read more...
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