(Full Size Prototyping Breadboard)
The MB-102 830-point solderless breadboard is a full-size, reusable prototyping board designed for rapid circuit development without soldering. It is ideal for students, hobbyists, engineers, and embedded system projects using Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, STM32, and other microcontrollers.
830 total tie points for complex circuit prototyping
Solderless design no tools or solder required
Standard 2.54 mm (0.1) pitch, compatible with all DIP ICs and jumper wires
Dual power rails on both sides for clean power distribution
Center gap for easy IC placement
Reusable and durable ABS plastic body
Self-adhesive backing for stable mounting on workbenches or enclosures
Expandable multiple breadboards can be joined together
Model: MB-102 / BB-830
Type: Solderless Plug-In Breadboard
Total Tie Points: 830
Main Terminal Strip: 630 tie points
Power Rails: 200 tie points
Connection Grouping:
5 connected holes per terminal strip group
Horizontal bus lines for power rails
Dimensions: ~165 55 9 mm
Material:
Body: High-quality ABS plastic
Contacts: Phosphor bronze with nickel plating
Color: White (with printed row/column markings)
Hole Spacing: 2.54 mm (0.1 inch standard)
Compatible Wire Size: 2029 AWG
Contact Resistance: 100 m
Insulation Resistance: 500 M
Max Voltage (theoretical): ~300 V
Recommended Use: Low-voltage DC circuits (3.3 V / 5 V / 12 V)
Operating Temperature: 25 C to +80 C
Works seamlessly with:
Arduino (UNO, Nano, Mega, etc.)
ESP8266 / ESP32
Raspberry Pi GPIO circuits
STM32 development boards
Sensors, LEDs, resistors, capacitors, DIP ICs, logic ICs
Electronic circuit prototyping
Embedded systems development
Educational labs and training
IoT and robotics projects
Testing circuits before PCB fabrication
1 MB-102 830-Point Solderless Breadboard
(Power module, jumper wires, or components not included unless stated)
Tested quality for tight contacts
Ideal for students and professionals
Reliable choice for repeated prototyping
Fast shipping across Pakistan
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