Manufacturer:Vector Electronics & Technology, Inc.
Package:
Packaging:
1000+ :$4.103125
500+ :$4.19781
250+ :$4.26094
100+ :$4.33985
50+ :$4.4188
25+ :$4.7344
10+ :$5.05
5+ :$5.366
1+ :$5.68
Total: $4103.125000
589PROTO BOARD COPPER CLAD 9" X 6"
Category:Prototype Boards Unperforated
Manufacturer:MG Chemicals
Package:
Packaging:
500+ :$5.70625
250+ :$5.9176
100+ :$6.3403
50+ :$6.763
25+ :$6.9744
10+ :$7.397
5+ :$7.608
1+ :$7.82
Total: $2853.125000
550PROTO BOARD COPPER CLAD 6" X 6"
Category:Prototype Boards Unperforated
Manufacturer:MG Chemicals
Package:
Packaging:
1000+ :$3.919305
500+ :$4.07005
250+ :$4.2208
100+ :$4.5223
50+ :$4.8238
25+ :$4.9746
10+ :$5.276
5+ :$5.427
1+ :$5.575
Total: $3919.305000
50-1502PROTO BOARD COPPER CLAD 10X8"
Category:Prototype Boards Unperforated
Manufacturer:Pulsar
Package:
Packaging:
1+ :$9.055
Total: $9.055000
690PROTO BOARD COPPER CLAD 9" X 6"
Category:Prototype Boards Unperforated
Manufacturer:MG Chemicals
Package:
Packaging:
1000+ :$7.55606
500+ :$7.8583
250+ :$8.16054
100+ :$8.76505
50+ :$9.0673
25+ :$9.6718
10+ :$9.974
5+ :$10.578
1+ :$10.88
Total: $7556.060000
12X12C2PROTO BOARD COPPER CLAD 12X12"
Category:Prototype Boards Unperforated
Manufacturer:Vector Electronics & Technology, Inc.
Package:
Packaging:
1+ :$9.77
Total: $9.770000
410PROTO BRD COPP CLAD 3.24X1.88"
Category:Prototype Boards Unperforated
Manufacturer:Serpac
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Prototype Boards UnperforatedPrototype boards, also known as breadboards, are flat, plastic boards with a grid of holes that are used for building and testing electronic circuits. Unperforated prototype boards are boards that do not have any pre-drilled holes, allowing the user to drill their own holes wherever they are needed. This can be useful for creating custom circuits or for testing a circuit design before committing to a permanent layout. Prototype boards are typically used in the prototyping phase of a project, when the design of the circuit is still being refined. They are a convenient and easy way to quickly build and test a circuit without having to solder components together. Once the design is finalized, the circuit can be transferred to a more permanent board, such as a printed circuit board (PCB), for final assembly and use.