830-point breadboard
Breadboard: you push parts into the holes with no soldering. Inside, each column has two metal strips: a–e are connected to each other and f–j are connected to each other; the center channel keeps the two groups apart. The top and bottom rails (red +, blue −) carry power along the board.
Pinout
| Pin | Connect to | Note |
|---|---|---|
| a–e of the same column | connected to each other | hover over a hole to see the net |
| f–j of the same column | connected to each other | the center channel separates them from a–e |
| + rail | 3V3 (or VIN) | some boards split the rail in the middle: check |
| − rail | GND |
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Specifications
| Item | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Points | 830: 630 terminal (63 × 10) + 200 bus (4 × 50) | Typical datasheet values |
| Hole pitch | 2.54 mm (0.1") | Typical datasheet values |
Values marked "Under review" will still be checked against the parts in the lab.