What is a Bread board?

A breadboard is a board for testing and prototyping electronic circuits. Breadboards are generally solderless types that do not require soldering and can be electrically connected simply by inserting components and jumper wires. Inside the breadboard, metal terminals are wired to connect specific points to each other. The big advantage is that the circuit can be easily assembled and modified, and the heat-sensitive components are not degraded. A breadboard is a useful tool for learning the basics of electronic circuits and building prototypes.

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