Hi everyone,
I am building a circuit and i'm going to use a perfboard to implement it. I'm a bit confused with perfboard wiring. The thing is my circuit runs at 14v max and it will never pass over 20amp. My circuit has lines that crossover so in my perfboard i'll have along with the soldering and components, some external wires to do the crossover and also to do some long lines that connect two components. The confusion is for this current can i use 0.6 mm cooper wire that fit on the holes of the breadboard?
Basically i'm confused how wires can handle the current of my circuit (or any circuit) :S and what the diameter and type of wire (solid or stranded) has to do with that :S
Please someone can enlighten me?
I am building a circuit and i'm going to use a perfboard to implement it. I'm a bit confused with perfboard wiring. The thing is my circuit runs at 14v max and it will never pass over 20amp. My circuit has lines that crossover so in my perfboard i'll have along with the soldering and components, some external wires to do the crossover and also to do some long lines that connect two components. The confusion is for this current can i use 0.6 mm cooper wire that fit on the holes of the breadboard?
Basically i'm confused how wires can handle the current of my circuit (or any circuit) :S and what the diameter and type of wire (solid or stranded) has to do with that :S
Please someone can enlighten me?