Breadboards

What is a Breadboard?

a breadboard is an easy way to quickly set up, test and modify circuits. The advantage of a breadboard is that you don't have to solder wires and components to make a circuit while using the breadboard used. You can easily slide components in and out of the spring-loaded holes. This allows you to change your circuit design at any time and without hassle.

where is a breadboard made up of?

a breadboard consists of a series of conductive metal clips encased in white ABS plastic. Each clip is insulated with a different clip and there are a number of holes on the side of the plastic case. The boards are numbered and arranged in a certain way. A typical Breadboard division consists of two types of regions which are also called strips. Bus strips and socket strips. Bus strips are usually used to power the circuit. It consists of two columns, one for supply voltage and one for ground. Socket strips are used to hold the components in a circuit. In general, it consists of two sections with 5 rows and 64 columns each. Each column is electrically connected from the inside.