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Perforated board Perf board Protype board 9x15cm
Part no.GH₵18.75
Product Overview This 9x15cm Perforated Prototype Board (Perf Board) is perfect for building and testing electronic circuits. Designed for versatility and ease of use, this board provides a reliable surface for prototyping, making it ideal for hobbyists, students, and professionals alike.
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Overview
Product Overview This 9x15cm Perforated Prototype Board (Perf Board) is perfect for building and testing electronic circuits. Designed for versatility and ease of use, this board provides a reliable surface for prototyping, making it ideal for hobbyists, students, and professionals alike. Specifications- Size: 9cm x 15cm, compact and portable for various projects
- Material: High-quality fiberglass or epoxy, durable and heat-resistant
- Hole Pitch: Standard 2.54mm (0.1 inch) hole spacing for easy component placement
- Copper Pads: Plated through-holes with copper pads for reliable connections
- Number of Holes: Approximately 370 holes for extensive prototyping options
- Versatile Design: Suitable for a wide range of electronic components, including resistors, capacitors, ICs, and connectors
- Easy Soldering: Pre-drilled holes allow for easy soldering and component placement
- Compact Size: Perfect for small projects, educational purposes, and quick prototypes
- Multiple Uses: Great for experimenting with circuit designs, building custom electronics, or creating DIY projects
- Electronics Prototyping: Ideal for testing circuit designs before final implementation
- Educational Projects: Excellent for students learning about electronics and circuit design
- Hobby Projects: Perfect for DIY electronics enthusiasts looking to build custom devices
- Repairs and Modifications: Useful for creating custom connections in existing electronic devices