Breadboard 830 Point

The standard breadboard used for electronic experiments which engineers use to build and verify their circuits. The board functions as a versatile circuit building tool which students, engineers, and hobbyists can use to create electronic circuits without needing to make permanent solder connections.

**Key Features**

– **Solderless Design**: Users can quickly assemble and change components because they need to insert components and wires into tiny holes which the system holds with spring clips.
– **Total Tie Points**: The system usually includes 830 points which are divided into two groups.
– **Terminal Strip (main area)**: 630 points (10 columns and 63 rows) for general circuit components and connections.
– Distribution Strips (power rails) : 200 points (usually two sets of two columns which feature red and blue/black color coding for power and ground) which distributors use to distribute different voltage levels.
– Standard Spacing**: All holes have a standard 0.1″ (2.54mm) spacing which works with most through-hole components and Dual In-line Package (DIP) ICs that need to cross the center gap.
– Material and Durability**: The product uses strong ABS plastic materials which contain nickel-plated phosphor bronze and nickel silver alloy spring clips made for multiple uses.
– Wire Compatibility**: The product supports solid-core wire usage which extends from 20 to 29 AWG with 22 AWG being the most frequently used wire size.
– Physical Design**: The majority of boards contain interlocking parts which enable users to connect several boards together for bigger projects. The boards also have an adhesive backing which allows them to stay attached to a base plate or chassis.
– Dimensions : The standard dimensions measure about 16.5 centimeters by 5.5 centimeters (6.5 inches by 2.2 inches).