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Sanhayato Breadboard SRH-32
Sanhayato Breadboard SRH-32
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Breadboard. Applications
For checking circuits and operation of prototype circuits
For determining constants such as resistance of analog circuitsSpecifications
Available wire diameter AWG#22 to #30 (0.3φ to 0.8φ)
Insulation Resistance 1,000MΩ or more (DC500V/1min)
Resistance value 10mΩ
Current capacity MAX3A
Capacitance 15PF or less (1MHz)
Terminal material Silver nickel alloy External dimensions (mm) W168×D190× H24 Number of points 1580 (SRH-5×3・SRH-10×2) How to use a breadboard properly
Power supply wiring
To quickly assemble a circuit, wire frequently used power and ground lines. It's convenient.
For wiring, scraps of lead wires such as resistors can be used.
If the model has a banana pin jack, you can quickly connect to the power source by wiring it up to that point.
It is also convenient to install a bypass capacitor. How to use a breadboard effectively
When the lead wires are difficult to insert
Sanhayato's breadboards have a hard insertion so that conduction is achieved with low contact resistance from thin wires to thick wires.
For this reason, if you use soft conductors or insert them at an angle, the wires may bend.
In such cases, you can use tweezers or thin needle-nose pliers to insert the lead wire into the correct location without bending it.
The circuit can be assembled by simply plugging in the parts and lead wires. A prototype circuit can be assembled by simply inserting parts such as ICs, resistors, capacitors, jump wires, etc. No soldering is required, so there is no damage to the parts. It is easy to insert and remove, and parts can be added and circuits can be changed freely. It comes with an edge plate to which analog parts such as speakers and volume can be attached, so parts of various shapes can be used.
Manufacturer: Sanhayat
Part number: SRH-32
Product weight: 366 g
Package size: 24.7 x 24.3 x 2.8 cm; 365.99 g
Material: Nickel
Shape: Rectangle
Accessories: None
For checking circuits and operation of prototype circuits
For determining constants such as resistance of analog circuitsSpecifications
Available wire diameter AWG#22 to #30 (0.3φ to 0.8φ)
Insulation Resistance 1,000MΩ or more (DC500V/1min)
Resistance value 10mΩ
Current capacity MAX3A
Capacitance 15PF or less (1MHz)
Terminal material Silver nickel alloy External dimensions (mm) W168×D190× H24 Number of points 1580 (SRH-5×3・SRH-10×2) How to use a breadboard properly
Power supply wiring
To quickly assemble a circuit, wire frequently used power and ground lines. It's convenient.
For wiring, scraps of lead wires such as resistors can be used.
If the model has a banana pin jack, you can quickly connect to the power source by wiring it up to that point.
It is also convenient to install a bypass capacitor. How to use a breadboard effectively
When the lead wires are difficult to insert
Sanhayato's breadboards have a hard insertion so that conduction is achieved with low contact resistance from thin wires to thick wires.
For this reason, if you use soft conductors or insert them at an angle, the wires may bend.
In such cases, you can use tweezers or thin needle-nose pliers to insert the lead wire into the correct location without bending it.
The circuit can be assembled by simply plugging in the parts and lead wires. A prototype circuit can be assembled by simply inserting parts such as ICs, resistors, capacitors, jump wires, etc. No soldering is required, so there is no damage to the parts. It is easy to insert and remove, and parts can be added and circuits can be changed freely. It comes with an edge plate to which analog parts such as speakers and volume can be attached, so parts of various shapes can be used.
Manufacturer: Sanhayat
Part number: SRH-32
Product weight: 366 g
Package size: 24.7 x 24.3 x 2.8 cm; 365.99 g
Material: Nickel
Shape: Rectangle
Accessories: None
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