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These Adafruit Perma-Proto Quarter-Sized Breadboard PCBs bridge the gap between solderless breadboards and standard perf-boards by providing a through-hole layout similar to a breadboard that allows for permanent solder connections. Each board contains four bus lines that can be used for two independent power supplies and 15 rows of through-holes that are divided into two blocks, just like on a typical breadboard. The five-pin rows of each block are electrically connected, minimizing the need to use extra wires to make connections. This configuration makes it possible to mount a 14-pin DIP IC and easily connect other components to its pins. The electrical connections of all the through-holes on the perma-proto board can be easily viewed from the back side.
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Top and bottom view of the Adafruit Perma-Proto Quarter-Sized Breadboard PCB next to a standard 170-point breadboard. |
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These boards are sold in packs of three. Each board measures 1.7″ × 2.0″, is 0.063″ thick, and has two 0.125″ mounting holes for #4 or M3 screws spaced 1.4″ apart. These boards use 47 mil (1.2 mm) diameter through holes to accommodate parts with thick leads like diodes. In addition, all of the holes on the board are through-plated for strength and feature a gold-plate finish to prevent oxidation. There is also no solder mask, so you can easily cut traces.
If you want to make temporary connections to these protoboards, you can solder in 0.1″ terminal blocks, which work well with stripped, unterminated wires, or male or female headers, which work with our premium jumper wires and wires with pre-crimped terminals.
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0.1″ terminal blocks and a male header strip in an Adafruit Perma-Proto prototyping PCB. |
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In addition to a variety of sizes of rigid perma-proto boards – quarter, half, and full – we also carry a flexible perma-proto board from Adafruit.
Note: This product is Adafruit product ID 589.
