Breadboarding
Breadboarding is a method of building temporary electronic circuits without soldering. It uses a solderless breadboard, which is a plastic board with a grid of holes. Underneath these holes are metal clips that connect certain groups of holes together. Components like resistors, capacitors, and integrated circuits have leads that can be pushed into these holes, making electrical contact with the clips.
The typical solderless breadboard has several distinct areas. There are usually two long strips of holes running
Breadboards are invaluable for prototyping and experimenting with electronic designs. They allow engineers and hobbyists to