Electronics Prototyping

Solderless breadboards provide a quick, reusable way to assemble and test circuits before committing to a permanent build. Standard 0.1 in (2.54 mm) spacing and built‑in power rails let you prototype DIP ICs, micro‑controller modules and sensor arrays with confidence, while compact versions suit portable or space‑constrained projects. Perma‑proto boards combine the convenience of a breadboard’s internal connections with the durability of a perf‑board, allowing through‑hole components to be soldered for a lasting prototype that still matches typical breadboard layouts. Expansion PCBs add a second tier of circuitry, offering cut‑outs for displays, buttons and programming headers, which streamlines integration on small robot platforms. Momentary switches and tactile push‑buttons give reliable, low‑current input for user interfaces, bump sensors or reset functions, and their simple mounting makes them easy to incorporate into any prototype. Together these tools support rapid development, straightforward wiring, and dependable testing across a wide range of robotics and automation projects.