I have seen many folks use the terms "Veroboard", "Breadboard", and "Protoboard" interchangeably.
I have always known a Breadboard as:
Veroboard also known as stripboard:
Now all of these ARE prototyping boards aka protoboard BUT:
Often the "protoboard" is different from a stripboard because of "pre-solder-padded" board with special patterns like:
However it seems that the word or label "protoboard" is used more and more to define a pre solder padded board with holes and pads at .1" spacing that is PRE-populated with a uC like this:
While im at it, during this search, I found a 2,860 tie point breadboard WITH jumpers for 3.99. I think this is a great deal for any n00bs that are thinking about getting into the hobby.
http://www.virtualvillage.com/2860-tie-point-solderless-breadboard-with-jumpwires-007808-039.html
I have always known a Breadboard as:
Veroboard also known as stripboard:
Now all of these ARE prototyping boards aka protoboard BUT:
Often the "protoboard" is different from a stripboard because of "pre-solder-padded" board with special patterns like:
However it seems that the word or label "protoboard" is used more and more to define a pre solder padded board with holes and pads at .1" spacing that is PRE-populated with a uC like this:
While im at it, during this search, I found a 2,860 tie point breadboard WITH jumpers for 3.99. I think this is a great deal for any n00bs that are thinking about getting into the hobby.
http://www.virtualvillage.com/2860-tie-point-solderless-breadboard-with-jumpwires-007808-039.html
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