830 Tie - Points Solderless PCB Breadboard

The breadboard is a tool used for quickly prototyping electronic circuits. It typically consists of a series of slots where electronic components such as resistors, capacitors, integrated circuits, etc., can be inserted and connected using wires. The breadboard allows for easy circuit debugging and modification as it doesn't require soldering.

Jumper cables, on the other hand, are wires used for connecting electronic components. They are usually insulated and have male and female ends that can be plugged into the slots of the breadboard and the pins of other electronic components. DuPont cables offer flexibility and reusability, making circuit connections simple and reliable.

In summary, the purpose of a breadboard and Jumper cables is to facilitate the quick assembly and testing of electronic circuit prototypes for electronics enthusiasts, students, and engineers. By inserting components and using DuPont cables to connect them, various circuits can be quickly built and debugged, allowing for verification of circuit design correctness and performance.
 

830 Tie-point breadboard Description:

• A terminal strip: 830 points
• The two distribution: 200 points
• Dimensions: 165*55*10mm
• Phosphor bronze nickel plated spring clip
• The matching jumpers, wire diameter 0.8mm
• Plastic part: ABS
• Experiments and tests
• Feature: recyclable, recycling structurecolor clear, easy to use
• Bread plate can be fixed units assembling

Package included:

• 1 x MB-102 Solderless Breadboard