It needs + and - 10V so two Batteries would be needed. I am not sure if 9V
is sufficient, I will leave that up to the experts, but you cant hurt it
 by trying with 9V. Obviously the results you obtain will be different to
those given in the Training Manual so adjust the results appropriately.


On 18 December 2011 14:54, Lindy Mayfield <Lindy.Mayfield@sas.com> wrote:

> This looked nice so I got it as a present.  Then I noticed it wants a 10V
> power.  Would a 9V battery work here in this case?
>
> Regards
> Lindy
>
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>  I've just noticed that MikroElectronika have just brought out a Analog
> system Lab Kit using TI parts.
>
> It contains Op-Amps, 2 * 12 bit DAC's, buck DC/DC controller, analogue
> multipliers. It appears to be aimed at schools and for those learning and
> experimenting with analogue devices.
>
> http://www.mikroe.com/eng/products/view/790/analog-system-lab-kit-pro/
>
> Colin
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