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Powering arduinoArduino and transistors with one power supply > 12V

So say you wannawant to use transistors with your arduino nanoArduino Nano to power components, which require greater than 12V. If your power supply is more than 12V, is there a way to safely use the same power supply to power the arduinoArduino?

Powering arduino and transistors with one power supply > 12V

So say you wanna use transistors with your arduino nano to power components which require greater than 12V. If your power supply is more than 12V, is there a way to safely use the same power supply to power the arduino?

Powering Arduino and transistors with one power supply > 12V

So say you want to use transistors with your Arduino Nano to power components, which require greater than 12V. If your power supply is more than 12V, is there a way to safely use the same power supply to power the Arduino?

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Powering arduino and transistors with one power supply > 12V

So say you wanna use transistors with your arduino nano to power components which require greater than 12V. If your power supply is more than 12V, is there a way to safely use the same power supply to power the arduino?