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Power Supply – I see V+ mentioned in some schematics, for a 9V battery powered device, does this mean the PLUS end of the battery?

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Power Supply – I see V+ mentioned in some schematics, for a 9V battery powered device, does this mean the PLUS end of the battery?

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Yes. You make sure that all V+ connections are connected together and that the PLUS or POSITIVE side of the battery is connected to them. V+ basically means the most positive voltage of your pedal; usually 9 volts. V+ is sometimes also called Vcc (+). Vcc(-) in most circuits we use would be ground (or the most negative voltage).