- Stock: 19
- Brand: OEM
- Reward Points: 3
- Model: 6264
- Weight: 0.02kg
- Product Code: 6264
Single-Sided Fiberglass Board with Tin-Plated Holes for Easy Soldering and Circuit Testing
In developing any Electrical and Electronics System we must first conceptualize and design the circuit and then go to testing and debugging only after these two stages are complete, we go for final fabrication on the PCB. In all these three processes testing and debugging is the most important because here we ascertain that the circuit we developed is working as intended and there is no bugs in the system which might affect the performance of the device. In this stage we fabricate the circuit on the Breadboard or the Perfboard like this with the help of through hole package components to iron out kinks. It is made up of Fiber Glass which is extremely durable and flexible which makes it great to be used in final industry ready product. It has tin coating on holes at one side which allows you to design the PCB on single side only without having to worry about component placement on the board. It is extremely easy to work with and you can easily solder on this board as it has soldering spots and some gap between them to avoid short circuiting but still you need to take care while designing the circuit of these things.
Specifications
- DIY spot soldering
- Material: Single sided Tin spot PCB
- Hole pitch: Standard 2.54mm/0.01 inch
- Size: 9cm x 15cm
- Build Material: Fiber Glass
- Доставка до адрес: €6.00
- Доставка до офис на Еконт: €5.00
- Доставка до офис на Спиди: €4.00
- Доставка до автомат на Спиди: €3.00
- Доставка до BOXNOW: €2.00
- За фиксиран час се добавя €2.00
- Безплатна доставка при поръчка над €99.00
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