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- ✔️Jumper wires with 400 Pin and 830 Pin breadboards are convenient for the prototypes and circuit design experiment
- ✔️Package: 2 x 400 and 2 x 830 Pin Breadboards and 3Pc Jumper wires (1 x 40-pin male-female jumper wire, 1 x 40-pin male-male jumper wire, 1 x 40-pin female-female jumper wire)
- ✔️The Jumper wires are made of high-grade copper wire material for safe and durable to use
- ✔️The breadboard is made of ABS plastic, each row and columns has corresponding letters and numbers, reduce the mistake handling
- ✔️Suitable for Arduino breadboard kit project, PCB project, pc motherboard, etc.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | 400+830+Jumperwires |
| Height | 0.79 Inches |
| Length | 9.45 Inches |
| Weight | 0.79 Pounds |
| Width | 7.56 Inches |
I have a few that I bought off Amazon. I like these ones the best: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077XK8V4G/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1
I don't recommend buying one of those starter kits that's got a bunch of useless pieces of crap included. Spend a little more at the beginning and get the parts that you need.
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ETA: Here are the parts I recommend...
Hard jumper wires. These make your breadboard tidy and don't get in the way.
Soft jumper wires. These get in the way but they are really handy.
Big assortment of poly caps.
Big assortment of resistors (they are not all equally useful, but you will quickly discover which ones you need to buy in bulk)
Big assortment of electrolytic caps.
Big assortment of ceramic caps (I've actually been using all poly caps, but these are really handy)
Assortment of on-board potentiometers.
Make your own power supply with some soft jumpers and a dc plug. (Cut a male-male jumper in half and connect each half to a lug on the dc jack).
LEDs
Assortment of diodes (but honestly a bunch of 4001, 4148 and 1n34a will get you most of the way there)
Trimpots are nice but not necessary
Assortment of transistors (just having 5088 and 3904 will get you pretty far)
ICs can get a little wild, but you will for sure want some TL072 or equivalent (TL082, JRC4558, etc), and probably some LM386 or equivalent (I like the JRC386).