400 Tie Point Interlocking Solderless Breadboard - Crystal

CODICE MEPA: 012311698
BRAND: DFRobot
CODICE PRODUTTORE: FIT0096-C
CODICE SKU: DF-FIT0096-C
Disponibilità: 60 Disponibilità (legenda)
6,90 (escl. IVA)
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Introduction

DFRobot 400 Tie Point Interlocking Solderless Breadboard provides a compact and flexible prototyping platform for electronics experimentation and circuit testing. This half‑size prototyping breadboard features 400 tie points arranged in a clear, organized layout that simplifies wiring and component placement during development. Measuring only 8.2cm × 6.2cm, this compact circuit development board fits comfortably on crowded workbenches or inside portable project enclosures. The transparent prototyping base and standard dual‑strip layout make this solderless electronics breadboard well suited for quick circuit iteration, educational demonstrations, and compact embedded hardware builds.


Compact Half‑Size Prototyping Layout

This mini solderless breadboard adopts a practical half‑size structure that balances workspace and portability. The 400 tie‑point layout includes a standard double terminal strip in the center with two power rails on both sides, enabling organized power distribution and component placement. Clear horizontal and vertical labeling (1–30 and A–J) simplifies circuit referencing during development and troubleshooting. Such an arrangement allows efficient testing of sensors, microcontrollers, and discrete components while maintaining a compact footprint suitable for embedded hardware prototypes and learning environments.


Flexible Interlocking and Modular Expansion

This interlocking circuit prototyping board supports modular expansion through a snap‑together design that connects multiple boards into wider or longer prototyping surfaces. Detachable power rails allow further customization of the layout, enabling a thinner 3.5cm configuration that fits neatly onto shields and compact electronic assemblies. Such modular construction supports scalable experimentation—from small prototype circuits to larger breadboard systems—without requiring soldering or permanent wiring, improving workflow efficiency for hardware development and rapid circuit validation.


Adaptable Structure for Custom Prototyping

This compact electronics breadboard also supports physical customization for specialized builds. The detachable rails and cuttable PCB base allow the prototyping platform to be divided into two smaller breadboards or reshaped to match specific project layouts. A self‑adhesive backing enables secure mounting onto enclosures, panels, or development shields. Such flexibility makes this modular solderless prototyping board particularly suitable for compact robotics systems, embedded controller experiments, and STEM electronics training environments requiring adaptable circuit assembly surfaces.


From quick sensor testing and controller prototyping to classroom electronics demonstrations, this solderless circuit development board enables efficient experimentation without permanent soldering. Compact size, modular interlocking capability, and flexible mounting options make the platform suitable for embedded prototypes, robotics control systems, and STEM learning setups that require reliable temporary circuit construction.

Features
  • 400 tie‑point solderless prototyping area
  • Compact half‑size breadboard design
  • Interlocking structure for expanding workspace
  • Detachable power rails for flexible layouts
  • Self‑adhesive backing for secure mounting
  • Clear labeling with horizontal (1–30) and vertical (A–J) indexing
  • Transparent crystal base for easy circuit visibility
  • Specification
  • Tie Points: 400
  • Adhesive: Self-adhesive backing
  • Expansion: Can be interlocked for larger projects
  • Power Rails: 2 power lanes
  • Horizontal Index: 1-30
  • Vertical Index: A-J
  • Dimensions: 8.2cm x 6.2 cm(3.23"x2.44")
  • Color: Crystal
  • Shipping List
  • Clear 400 tie point bread board x1
  • Applications
  • Electronics circuit prototyping
  • STEM education electronics experiments
  • Microcontroller development testing
  • Sensor evaluation and wiring tests
  • Embedded hardware prototype assembly