BreadBoard 400 point

A Breadboard defined as a plug and play device used for connection between electronic components. No soldering required hence it’s easy to change connections and replace components. The 400 point breadboard gets its name from its 400  tie points. This 3.2″ x 2.1″ solderless breadboard comes with four bus lines spanning the length of the board and 30 rows of pins, enough for up to four 14-pin DIP ICs or three 16-pin DIP ICs. As the parts are not damaged, it’s reusable afterward.  In this  400 point breadboard, components easily interconnected using jumper wires of 0.8mm diameter. It also accepts most electronic components such as a resistor, diode, including integrated circuits and transistors for digital and/or analog circuitry. These holes spaced at 2.54mm, which contains small metal clips that both secure components to the breadboard and form electrical connections between them.

This solderless breadboards commonly used for prototyping because they allow you to quickly build temporary circuits without soldering. Breadboards accept most through-hole parts and up to #22 wire. Each column in the breadboard contains two sets of electrically connected tie-points, on either side of the central groove. Multiple breadboards spliced together in case of designing large circuits. The peel and sticks adhesive backing makes the design simple. This 400 point breadboard provides a solderless, reusable breadboard made of ABS plastic housing. Two sides of the breadboard consist of tabs and the other two sides have compatible slots. Thereby allows  you  to connect multiple 400-point breadboards for more prototyping space.