How do I supply either (1) dual voltage or (2) negative voltage? Sorry in advance if this question already exists--I tried to search but my keyword knowledge is shaky. I have created a Colpitts oscillator on breadboard using AA batteries as the power supplies. I want to implement this oscillator with an Arduino. (Once it's set up, I want to use its voltage to do some things, but that isn't part of this question.)

In the image below, I have two voltages, Vcc (positive voltage) and Vee (negative voltage). My simulations indicate I can run the oscillator either with a dual voltage (+5V and -5V), or with one negative voltage (-5V) and the other set to ground. Either provides a 100 kHz oscillation from about -5 to 2 V. So:


Is there a way to provide a dual voltage supply from the Arduino Uno? 
Is there a way to provide a single negative voltage supply from the Arduino Uno?


Thanks!
You can make -5 V if you use an external power source, like in the circuit below (untested).

Connect the GND (-) from the Arduino to the +5V from the External (5V) source, than 0V will be the GND (with respect to the Arduino), but the GND of the external source will be -5V with respect to the Arduino.

I only used the resistors to get no short circuits, you can replace it by your own circuit (connecting the 5V arrow to Vcc and the -5V arrow to Vee).







simulate this circuit &ndash; Schematic created using CircuitLab