Power delivery of every Modules

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I have a 12v power supply and i want to power one psu to all modules, ill break down the components:

12v relay single channel
12v Solenoid lock

5v LCD Touchscreen
5v UltrSonic sencor

3.3v OV7670 Camera module
3.3v RFID RC522
(idk the Voltage) ESP 12F Wifi Module

And the Arduino Mega

the goal is 1 psu for all modules. sorry about my grammar im not good at english and i am beginner too. Thank you

edit: Photo edited., the picture that i provide is my setup of this project not a diagram sorry for inconvenience

if you want so see here's the project : Cirkit Designer IDE

Just a Note: Apologies to everyone, this is all I can manage for now since I'm still new to this. When I have more free time, I'll repost an image of the actual Arduino diagram. Thank you all for the advice—I really appreciate it. :blush:

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A hand drawn diagram may be clearer. You can check voltage of the 12F in the hardware section in this Arduino site. I didn't see a question.

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Sorry, I can't follow the cluttered picture. Could you post an annotated schematic showing all connections, including power, ground, and power sources? It seems you may be using the Arduino as a power supply, which it wasn't designed for. You might be fine, but it's hard to tell from the picture.

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the picture that i provided is my setup for my project. sorry about my diagram, im a beginner. my main question is about powering multiple modules, like the Arduino Mega, camera module, RFID module, touchscreen, WiFi module, solenoid lock, and ultrasonic sensor, using a single 12V power supply. I want to make sure the voltage is managed safely for each component without overloading the Arduino and damaging the components.

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im sorry about the picture, thank you for your feedback. I’m still learning, so I appreciate the guidance. I understand that the setup might look cluttered, and I'll try to make a clearer schematic next time. My main question is about safely powering all my modules with a single 12V power supply. I'm using several components, including an Arduino Mega, camera module, RFID module, touchscreen, WiFi module, solenoid lock, and ultrasonic sensor. I want to make sure I distribute power correctly without damaging the Arduino and the modules. the picture that i provide is my setup for my project.

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A 12V PS is ok, but you will need buck converters to produce 5V and 3.3V. You will need to determine maximum load then compare that to current output of the buck converters.

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Why is everything not labeled?

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im sorry about my layout. im new here. next time i will label it and this is from cirkitdesigner website i only screenshot it. sorry

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Hand draw and photograph. Not next time, this time.

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What did cirkitdesigner say?

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Hi, sonofcy! Unfortunately, the components haven’t been delivered yet, so I went ahead and did this to keep things moving along. Thanks!

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Nothing. Do you have any recommendations on what I could try in the meantime? and I’m not relying on cirkit's Ai

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You could open the screenshot in any image editor and add the text labels

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Hi, @jamtm138
Welcome to the forum.
@jamtm138 diagram.

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Can you please post a copy of your circuit, a picture of a hand drawn circuit in jpg, png?
Hand drawn and photographed is perfectly acceptable.
Please include ALL hardware, power supplies, component names and pin labels.
Component names and pin labels are essential.

How is you relay suppose to switch anything with only one output connection?
What is the component it's output pin is connected to?

Thanks.. Tom.. :smiley: :+1: :coffee: :australia:

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ill repost it later, Thanks Tom!