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by C. Cunningham
A circuit can live in many forms – most of them being ‘board’ forms. Likely the two most important for DIYers are the easily-modifiable breadboard and resilient yet still versatile perfboard. Taking a design from schematic to breadboard, and subsequently perfboard, is a vital process to the electronics maker – learn it, live it, love it!
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Last updated on 2015-05-04 at 04.27.27 PM Published on 2014-06-11 at 12.15.25 PM

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