A 170 mini breadboard is a compact, solderless prototyping board used for building and testing electronic circuits quickly and easily without the need for permanent connections. Here’s a detailed description:
🔹 170 Mini Breadboard Overview
1. Size & Layout:
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Dimensions: Typically about 45mm x 35mm.
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Total Tie Points: 170.
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Layout:
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Consists of 17 rows with 5 holes (tie points) per side (left and right), split by a central gap.
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The central gap is designed to accommodate DIP (Dual In-line Package) components like ICs.
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2. Connections:
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Each row of 5 holes on either side of the gap is electrically connected.
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The center divide means the board is effectively split in two for placing components like ICs.
3. Backside Adhesive:
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Often comes with double-sided tape on the back, allowing it to be stuck on surfaces or larger breadboards.
4. Power Rails:
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No dedicated power rails like in larger breadboards (e.g., 400 or 830 tie-point boards).
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Power connections must be manually made using jumper wires.
5. Expandability:
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Mini breadboards can snap together side-by-side to form a larger prototyping area.
🔧 Common Uses
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Small projects and prototyping.
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Arduino or Raspberry Pi connections.
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Learning electronics.
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Building compact modules or test setups.
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