The booster adapter from above at an angle: a long black board with a USB-C socket in the middle of its far edge between two square black inductors, a six-legged converter chip and a black diode beside each, a small trimmer in each top corner, and a plus and minus mark over two columns of three pins at each end.
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Breadboard Power Adapter, Booster up to 28 V

Three USB-C breadboard power adapters that plug into both pairs of rails at one end: a standard board with a 5 V / 3.3 V switch per side, a step-down that sets 1.25 to about 3.5 V, and a booster that sets about 4.3 up to 28 V. Which way round they go, why 5 V reads 4.7, and the half-amp fuse that limits all three.

Each side
4.3–28V, by trimmer
At 12 V
160mA, both sides
Fuse holds
0.5A in total

Both boost converters, their inductors and trimmers, and why the back's 2 A and 28 V are the chip's limits rather than the board's.

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Same plug, different voltage

All three fit the breadboard the same way and share one half-amp fuse. Pick by the voltage your circuit needs.

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