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I am learning how to connect a BJT circuit on breadboard.I find this tutorials https://backyardbrains.com/experiments/transistorDesign#prettyPhoto
If I want to remove all the input components ,I connect to a power supply
How to connect the circuit to the ground and provide +9V to the circuit ?
 
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  • Photo of a breadboard circuit powered by a 9V battery, with a cockroach leg electrode cable on the left and a speaker on the right, labelled with text callouts.
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  • Circuit schematic of a common-emitter NPN transistor amplifier with a 9 V supply, two 4.7k resistors, two 1k resistors, a 1 µF input coupling capacitor, a 20 µF emitter bypass capacitor, and a 0 V ground.
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  • Photo of a breadboard circuit with an NPN transistor, a 4.7 kΩ resistor, a 1 kΩ resistor, two 10 µF capacitors in parallel, and labelled battery 0V (ground), battery 9V, input, output and ground connections.
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I don't understand a question. You asked how to connect battery to the breadboard? You want to remove all input components? What does that mean?
 
kelvin56484984 said:
If I want to remove all the input components ,I connect to a power supply
I don't understand what you mean nor what you intend to do by this.
The input current, same as the speaker, are both set at 1/2 the power source. The speaker is hooked to power and the "input" is hooked to ground. The circuit is a buck-converter amplifier if I'm not mistaken. If you change the "input" range to the incorrect component values and or locations could cause bodily harm.
 
Are you asking how to change the 9V battery to a 9V mains adaptor?