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    Breadboard Basics

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    The document provides information on breadboard basics: - The outside rows of a breadboard are connected horizontally, while the internal columns of five holes are connected vertically. - Examples of poor wiring on a breadboard include pushing insulation into holes, which forces connectors apart and breaks connections, and using too much exposed copper wire which can lead to short circuits. - The resistor color code chart shows the values each color band represents in the first, second, and third digits of a resistor's resistance.

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    The document provides information on breadboard basics: - The outside rows of a breadboard are connected horizontally, while the internal columns of five holes are connected vertically. - Examples of poor wiring on a breadboard include pushing insulation into holes, which forces connectors apart and breaks connections, and using too much exposed copper wire which can lead to short circuits. - The resistor color code chart shows the values each color band represents in the first, second, and third digits of a resistor's resistance.

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    The document provides information on breadboard basics: - The outside rows of a breadboard are connected horizontally, while the internal columns of five holes are connected vertically. - Examples of poor wiring on a breadboard include pushing insulation into holes, which forces connectors apart and breaks connections, and using too much exposed copper wire which can lead to short circuits. - The resistor color code chart shows the values each color band represents in the first, second, and third digits of a resistor's resistance.

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    Breadboard Basics

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    Abhishek Goudar
    The document provides information on breadboard basics: - The outside rows of a breadboard are connected horizontally, while the internal columns of five holes are connected vertically. - Examples of poor wiring on a breadboard include pushing insulation into holes, which forces connectors apart and breaks connections, and using too much exposed copper wire which can lead to short circuits. - The resistor color code chart shows the values each color band represents in the first, second, and third digits of a resistor's resistance.

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    Breadboard Basics

    ƒ Here is a schematic of a breadboard. Remember that the outside rows are connected
    horizontally, while the internal columns of five holes are connected vertically.

    Connected Connected
    horizontally, vertically in
    entire row. groups of five.

    ƒ Here are some examples of poor wiring, which may lead to problems when testing
    your cicuits.

    Correct Wiring Common wiring mistakes made on the breadboard

    Insulation Too much


    exposed
    Copper copper wire,
    If you push the may lead to
    Wire
    insulation into the short circuits.
    hole, the
    connectors will be
    forced apart and
    Breadboard
    the connection to
    Connectors
    your wire will not
    No Connection
    Resistor Colour Code

    Colour Band 1 Band 2 Band 3


    Black 0 0 1
    Brown 1 1 10
    Red 2 2 100
    Orange 3 3 1000
    Yellow 4 4 10000
    Green 5 5 100000
    Blue 6 6 1000000
    Violet 7 7 10000000
    Grey 8 8 100000000
    White 9 9 1000000000

    Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4


    Red Red Brown Gold

    2 2 x10 ±5%
    22 x10 ±5%
    5% 0f 220 is 11

    220 Ω ±5%
    Lower Range
    = 220 – 5%
    = 220 – 11
    = 209 Ω

    (209↔231)Ω
    Upper Range
    = 220 + 5%
    = 220 + 11
    = 231Ω

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