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1. www.reddit.com › are_good_breadboards_worth_itAre good breadboards worth it? : r/beneater - Reddit

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   Outright bad ones are never worth it, they can cause you to lose far too much time. I have a few extremely expensive ones that can take years of punishment (mounted 3M), some good ones (BBs), and some cheap OKish ones (Elegoo, Sunsomething and other not-completely-terrible brands).

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3. www.pcbasic.com › blog › protoboard_vs_breadboardProtoboard VS. Breadboard: A Comprehensive Comparison

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   Breadboard: A Comprehensive Comparison. Have you ever been bothered about whether to prototype a circuit on a breadboard or a protoboard? Then, read to the end to know what exactly to do whenever you need to prototype. Introduction.

4. www.reddit.com › take_bens_advice_on_breadboardsTake Ben's advice on breadboards : r/beneater - Reddit

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   Yes! The BB830 breadboards are really really expensive (e.g. I spent over 200€ on the breadboards alone for my 16-bit computer build), but they are worth every single penny, because they just work™.

5. www.build-electronic-circuits.com › breadboardHow To Use A Breadboard – The Beginner’s Guide

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   • How to Use A Breadboard
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   • What Can You Build with A breadboard?

   The breadboard has internal connections between its holes. Some vertical connections and some horizontal connections. Normally, you use the columns on the sides to connect your power supply. And you use the rows in the middle to connect your components.

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   Here’s a simple circuit diagram of a resistor and LEDconnected to a 9V battery: To connect this circuit to a breadboard, first connect the resistor, making sure the pins are on different rows. Then connect the LED, making sure its negative leg is connected to the same row as the upper leg of the resistor. This is such a simple circuit, that it’s no...

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   Not all wires work well with breadboards. In my experience, the best wires to use are 22 or 23 AWG single-strand wires. Single-strandmeans the wire has one solid core inside (as opposed to lots of tiny wires wrapped together). AWG stands for American Wire Gauge. And 22 AWG means a diameter of 0.65 mm. And 23 AWG is 0.57 mm. For other basic componen...

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   Breadboards are often used to build a prototype or to test a circuit. Or a part of a circuit that you are unsure about. For example, let’s say you wanted to build a microcontroller circuitthat controlled relays with the output pins from the microcontroller. Then you would want a little driver on the output. If you are unsure about this driver circu...

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6. soldered.com › learn › what-is-a-breadboard-and-howWhat is a breadboard and how to use it - Soldered Electronics

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   May 12, 2023 · A breadboard is a construction base for electronics prototyping. It might look like a regular plastic board with many tiny holes in it, but it’s much more than that. It is one of the main tools for circuit building and electronics in general.

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7. uk.rs-online.com › web › contentThe Complete Guide to Breadboards - RS Components

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   Jan 6, 2023 · As well as being considerably more economical in terms of both time and expense, the use of breadboards has the added advantage of making diagnostic and debugging work far more straightforward. Solderless breadboards are ideal for technical analysis applications.

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   What is a breadboard used for?

   • A breadboard is a simple and useful tool for connecting a circuit. It’s really useful for beginners as you can easily experiment and test out circuits without soldering. But it’s also useful for more experienced people since you can prototype an idea, or parts of a circuit, quickly. I often use breadboards in my work.

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   Are all breadboards the same?

   • Breadboards come in all shapes and sizes, but they are pretty much all the same. They are made from plastic and come in different colors, but they are usually in some tint of white. The most common sizes you’ll see are so-called full-size, half-size, and mini. Most breadboards have tabs and notches so you can snap more of them together.

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   Do electronic breadboards need soldered components?

   • Modern electronic breadboards typically don't require soldered components. Their connections are therefore temporary, meaning users can switch them in and out quickly and easily if they need to revise or correct something. Breadboards are used most commonly in prototyping applications.

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   How big is a breadboard?

   • A full-size breadboard is 17 cm tall and 5.5 cm wide (7” x 2.2”). It has 830 tie-points (holes), or 63 rows and 10 columns. Pulling out the power rails narrows the breadboard to just 3.5 cm (1.4”). It usually has tabs and notches so you can make it longer and wider.

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   How do breadboards work?

   • All breadboards operate like this, no matter the size. Looking at the breadboard from the top side, you’ll see a bunch of little holes. This is where the legs of components go, and the clips inside grab on them. The spacing between these holes is 2.54 mm (0.1 inches).

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   Can a breadboard connect more than one solderless board?

   • If a single board doesn’t provide enough physical space to create the entire circuit you want to prototype, it’s a common feature among various breadboard models to allow for linking multiple units. Where offered, this means you can connect more than one solderless board together at a time.

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9. www.reddit.com › r › AskElectronicsRecommendations for Breadboard / Component Kits? : r ... - Reddit

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   I've bought most of my breadboards, components and ICs off of AliExpress. It requires patience, but to me, it's well worth the savings. I know some people complain about fakes and stuff, but my personal experience has been quite good with them.