Guide for using breadboard and veraboard

• Jan 2, 2008

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IM NEW TO ELECTRONICS CAN ANY PLZ GUIDE ME ON USING A BREAD BOARD.........??????
wht r d different ways of connecting components on d breadborad.......and grounding and giving supply to d breadbord?????

 

• Jan 2, 2008

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BREADBOARD

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breadboard
see here...

 

• Jan 2, 2008

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Just simply use your creativity and ideas... no certain way...just use!

 

• Jan 4, 2008

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Re: BREADBOARD

just know the internal short lines and then make ur circuit ....

 

• Jan 16, 2008

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Re: BREADBOARD

Nahian said:

just know the internal short lines and then make ur circuit ....

Click to expand...

boom one is for ground.
top one id for supply
middle one id for circuit

 

• Jan 19, 2008

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Re: BREADBOARD

Hi Friend,

Just vaguely a bread board might look like this....

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Wherein, the two-lines-set on the top and bottom are shorted horizontally. There is no short between Ist and IInd lines in either sets.

The lines in between are shorted vertically. The top and bottom are used as Vcc/Vdd/Ground or any other mostly used pin(s). The actual circuit is generally buit in the middle portion.

Hope this gives little help to you.....!!

Sai

 

• Jan 19, 2008

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• Jan 21, 2008

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BREADBOARD

I would not waste time with a breadboard... Take a solder station and full copper board (or one with holes). Expecially if you are going to build some high speed/high frequency/low noise circuit it will not work with breadboard.

 

• Jan 22, 2008

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Re: BREADBOARD

wolf69 said:

I would not waste time with a breadboard... Take a solder station and full copper board (or one with holes). Expecially if you are going to build some high speed/high frequency/low noise circuit it will not work with breadboard.

Click to expand...

you can go for soldering only if you are fully sure that your circuit and its components are fully functional... also nobody would solder simple circuits that they just wanna test...

 

• Jan 22, 2008

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I always do that. That's the best way, but of course you need to be fast and precise. Everyone can become by practiceing.
Bye!

 

• Jan 23, 2008

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that is what i'm talking about.... breadboard is not waste of time... it is a very useful tool for beginners especially when u want to study the characteristics of a device.... coz u cant be soldering 5 different transistors just for the sake of plotting the difference between their characteristics,,,

 

• Jan 25, 2008

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you shoud work on varo board rather than breadboard but you shoud see that site to learn more about soldring wikipedia.org

 

• Jan 25, 2008

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what is a varo board...

 

• Jan 25, 2008

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Re: BREADBOARD

it's called veroboard...that's where you can have your design soldered
on the breadboard it's just connected for testing, there aren't actual final connections that would last forever....on the veroboard it's all stuck forever

 

• Jan 26, 2008

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smith123 said that veroboard is more useful for beginners compared to breadboard.... salma said that there are some connections in veroboard which last forever....

then how is it useful for beginners coz breadboard allows faster placement and moving of components....

 

• Jan 26, 2008

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Re: BREADBOARD

Hi,

The easiest way to describe the difference between the two is that veroboard connections are soldered, whils't breadboard uses spring loaded sockets to hold components in place. Check out the image for an example of a circuit on .
veroboard.

Regards

Carl.

 

• Jan 26, 2008

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k thanx for the picture.... can someone tell me that even though veroboard involves soldering why is it easier and better for beginners....

 

• Jan 26, 2008

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BREADBOARD

tools will help, so buy some.