Breadboard Prototyping Starter Kit with Power Supply Module and Jumper Wire for Arduino DIY Projects Programming.
Description
- This Breadboard Jumper Wire Kit is a very good combination package for prototyping and project building for both my Arduino and Raspberry Pi
- This is a lovely set up for hobby projects and other engineering class learning activities.This can be used to learn basic circuit building and testing your designs.
- 830 Point Breadbaord.No soldering required, reusable for prototyping or design application of electronic circuit, so you can modify or revise the circuits easily.
- 65 PCs Male to male Jumper wires.These jump wires are easy to connect and disconnect, flexible, reusable, durable, and easy to find.Very convenient and well made. Make aurdunio projects go that much faster.
- Breadboard Power Supply Module for breadboarding is a huge plus. It lets you power your breadboard with either 5v or 3.3v to either or both rails of your breadboard to test or run and use your projects
830 Point Breadboard With self-adhesive tape Solderless breadboard with 830 tie points Ideal for experimenting with circuit design in labs Board-to-board side connectors on all four sides allow you to connect multiple breadboards together to form larger breadboards 65 Pcs Jumper Wires: come in a huge assortment of sizes. Very efficient compared with the small spools of solid core wire have attached push pins with hard plastic grips which are much more durable 65 pieces various colors with 4 different size( 2", 4",6"and 10") come in random male to male in both size Power Supply Module 1.Apply to MB102 breadboard. 2.Output voltage: 3.3V/5V can switch over. 3.Maximum output current: <700ma. 4.Input voltage: 6.5-12 V (DC) or USB power supply. 5.Fluctuation two road independent control, can switch over to 0 V, 3.3 V, 5 V. 6.On-board Two sets of 3.3V, 5V DC output pins, Facilitate the external leads. 7.A plastic lens is used for high sensitivity. Please Change the jumper cap position to select 5.0V or 3.3V Voltage. 8.It can powered either by USB (cable not provided) or via a 7-12v 700ma power supply such as a 9v battery with a battery connector (not provided). This is great for building out projects to test or run before soldering.
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