SparkFun Electronics Commentsurn:uuid:214d0e4e-f1b1-d287-ce26-ac5b4c9f82492024-03-29T07:16:39-06:00SparkFun ElectronicsWayneO on PRT-08810 - ProtoBoard - Round 2"WayneOurn:uuid:2557eaff-25df-d7fc-776c-db07050525772013-05-08T11:32:25-06:00<p>Easiest way is to use 30ga wire …. just lay it along side of the component lead and solder it to the pad… If the desired connection is an adjacent pad, then just use bare 30ga wire… else use insulated wire (wire-wrap wire)</p>
WayneO on PRT-08810 - ProtoBoard - Round 2"WayneOurn:uuid:330bb7e5-2307-21b6-5e51-e6c135802ba52013-05-08T11:32:00-06:00<p>Easiest way is to use 30ga wire .... just lay it along side of the component lead and solder it to the pad...
If the desired connection is an adjacent pad, then just use bare 30ga wire... else use insulated wire (wire-wrap wire)</p>
ow3n on PRT-08810 - ProtoBoard - Round 2"ow3nurn:uuid:f6719e96-1d72-6a0c-e46a-be1f90589adb2011-02-09T08:18:23-07:00<p>Would be great if I could download the relevant file to mockup in <a href="http://fritzing.org/" rel="nofollow">Fritzing</a>.</p>
ow3n on PRT-08810 - ProtoBoard - Round 2"ow3nurn:uuid:bde14904-63e3-e6bf-7633-e5adba57be8b2011-02-09T08:16:12-07:00<p>I posted some images of a project <a href="http://owenmundy.com/blog/2010/06/more-production" rel="nofollow">here</a> which uses this and another <a href="http://www.sparkfun.com/products/8808" rel="nofollow">Sparkfun proto board</a></p>
lukec on PRT-08810 - ProtoBoard - Round 2"lukecurn:uuid:2cfb03f4-e831-3c8c-824b-a2df076095352010-11-11T20:00:34-07:00<p>Does anyone know of you could fit an ATmega, two h-bridges, two motors and two sensors on this thing? That would be fun.</p>
P2-Paul on PRT-08810 - ProtoBoard - Round 2"P2-Paulurn:uuid:31f05e81-5e07-d530-2461-4a65428f1cb72010-09-24T11:51:23-06:00<p>This is an example of one way to use this kind of board:<br>
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/imager/4426448778/" rel="nofollow">http://www.flickr.com/photos/imager/4426448778/</a></p>
Murraybot on PRT-08810 - ProtoBoard - Round 2"Murrayboturn:uuid:a8efe8f9-9a74-7b83-0ea4-5ca181bed2522010-09-24T00:16:49-06:00<p>Agreed they state no trace. My idea is for just a silacone board with plated through holes that aren't traced to anyother hole, in which i could just lay a line of solder from hole to hole, maximizing effecency. Perhaps this board is built like that but I can't tell from the pics.</p>
ow3n on PRT-08810 - ProtoBoard - Round 2"ow3nurn:uuid:d6ac3b1d-6e00-3e7a-41ad-0342c29860142010-05-17T06:51:12-06:00<p>What is the best way to make connections between components on a board like this?</p>