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jusaca
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For the sake of not incorrectly connecting my power supply and damaging my board I'm going to ask a relatively dumb question. Is ground on my board the negative terminal on my battery? Explicitly Shouldshould I connect the ground to the negative terminal of the battery?

For the sake of not incorrectly connecting my power supply and damaging my board I'm going to ask a relatively dumb question. Is ground on my board the negative terminal on my battery? Explicitly Should I connect the ground to the negative terminal of the battery?

For the sake of not incorrectly connecting my power supply and damaging my board I'm going to ask a relatively dumb question. Is ground on my board the negative terminal on my battery? Explicitly should I connect the ground to the negative terminal of the battery?

Arduino is not not mentioned in the question body, nor in the title. Arduino is only tangential to this question.
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For the sake of not incorrectly connecting my power supply and damaging my board I'm going to ask a relatively dumb question. Is ground on my board the negative terminal on my battery? Explicitly Should I connect the ground to the negative terminal of the battery? Thanks,

For the sake of not incorrectly connecting my power supply and damaging my board I'm going to ask a relatively dumb question. Is ground on my board the negative terminal on my battery? Explicitly Should I connect the ground to the negative terminal of the battery? Thanks,

For the sake of not incorrectly connecting my power supply and damaging my board I'm going to ask a relatively dumb question. Is ground on my board the negative terminal on my battery? Explicitly Should I connect the ground to the negative terminal of the battery?

When a battery is your power source, what is ground?

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