A test board on which components are mounted to test the feasibility of prototype circuitry.
It is a circuit which is assembled on an insulating surface, usually with solderless contacts, where the components can be easily replaced for circuit alteration and experimentation.
The preliminary assembly of an instrument or system. The process continues with brassboard prototype, engineering model, and then flight model.
a wooden or plastic board on which dough is kneaded or bread is sliced
a board that is perforated with connector holes into a grid-shape, to which electronic components are inserted in order to build a prototype of an electronic circuit
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a collection of integrated components that provide a representation of a system/subsystem that can be used to determine concept feasibility and to develop technical data
a useful way of implementing the electronic circuit on an interim basis, without having to worry about space and weight
The part of the breadboarding unit on which the circuit components are mounted
A circuit board that is made by hand, usually in building a prototype.
a wooden board for cutting bread
a special board with an array of holes used for modelling electronic circuits
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A board on which experimental electronics circuits can be laid out.
A preliminary circuit construction created to prove electronic feasibility of a design. In the early days of electronics, components were actually mounted on kitchen breadboards.
