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Power supply positive-negative-ground from a single power supply

I like to try different circuits. Using adapters as a power source. Which it has disadvantages be it can not turn on the negative power supply.
However, this circuit can supply both positive and negative.
This circuit is used IC number NE555 set up to stable multi vibrator.It produces a frequency rectangular patch of about 100 Hz.Out to pin 3 through C3 and C4. Before the rectifier power section. Both positive and negative DC 2 series.Positive power supply will work with the rectifier D1 and D2.When a positive signal to be via D2 to the output. And filtered from C5 to filter the pressure to smooth again. But if there is negative signal to the D1 and down through the ground.The negative power of the D3 and D4 the rectifier.When a negative signal to the output signal to be via D3. And will be filtered from C6 to smooth again.When a positive signal to be via a D4 to ground.

9V battery changed to -5V

To test the circuit or circuits that may need some circuits, but we have no fire-5V power supply-5V, but if the battery 9V circuit can allow us to use the volt-5V as desired.
By using IC NE555, which causes wave square the sector output allows the voltage about 6V when the signal on the output from a pulse plus C2 acts charge through D1 to ground and if the pulse negative capacitor C2 will discharge. through diode D1 and capacitor C3 to chage that negative voltage is about-6V, but being removed to the number of left-5V zener diode ZD1 current output will be approximately 12mA.

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12VDC Negative Voltage DC Converter by 555

The circuit is very simple, and is easily made on Veroboard or similar. Construction is not critical, and the schematic is shown in Figure 1 below.
Rectifier diodes should be ultrafast (UF4004 or similar), or you can use 1N4148 signal diodes. Losses will be slightly higher if you use signal diodes, or lower if you wanted to go to the trouble of using Schottky diodes – the latter are not warranted in such a simple circuit (IMO). The zener diode is to protect the circuit against transient overvoltage, and is optional
Using only a standard NE555 timer and a few other parts, this circuit should be up an running in about an hour. The 555 is configured as a minimum parts count astable (i.e. no stable states) multivibrator, and runs at around 17kHz with the values shown. The zener diode (D3) should be a 16V/ 1W type. Resistors are 1/2W carbon film, and small caps may be polyester or mylar

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