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Package Includes:
- 1 x Vero board (3x4 Inch)
Specifications
Board Type | Vero Board |
Dimensions | 10 x 8 cms |
Weight | 5 grams |
1. What is Vero board used for?
The prototype plate is thick and single sided. Single Sided PCB Prototype Stripboard is very convenient and easy to solder components and sensors. Suitable for soldering and welding LED diodes, ICs, connectors, resistors, sensors, transistors, etc.
2. What is the difference between bread board and Vero board?
Difference Between Bread Board and Vero Board:
Bread Board | Vero Board |
Breadboards are used for temporary circuit connections. | Vero Board are mostly used to make permanent circuit connection |
Breadboards are for testing | Vero boards are for implementing |
In breadboard the the rails on top or bottom of your bread board can be used for grounding without additional linking | In Vero board we can designate a row of holes as ground and link them all together |
Breadboard is highly recommended for beginners | Working on Vero board require some experience and skills. Beginners can work on it under guidance of experienced person. |
Breadboards are easy and fast to assemble as there are no permanent solder connections. | Working on Veroboards can be comparatively time consuming than breadboard. |
Breadboards have comparably poor current carrying capacity than Vero board | PCB Boards has a better current carrying capacity |
Breadboards are expensive compared to Vero board | Vero boards are cheaper than breadboard |
3. What is Parallel Vero board?
Parallel Vero board features a regular 0.1 inch width of width, with wide parallel stripes of copper plating running in one direction down one side of the board. The 0.1 inch (2.54mm) pitch allows sockets for ICs. Components are usually placed on the smooth side of the board with leads protruding through the holes.
4. What is another name for vero board?
Vero board, also known as stripboard, is a common electronics prototyping material with parallel copper strips on one side of an insulating board.
5. What are the advantages of veroboard?
Veroboards are cost-effective, easy to modify, and versatile for quick changes. They adapt to local component availability, handle various voltages, and fit into small enclosures. Widely available globally, they are not suitable for final products, high-vibration areas, or high-voltage applications – ideal for smaller circuits.