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Really? I've seen plenty of breadboards with split busses like that, but that could just be the fact that it's one of the longer breadboards. There's been a han
by Vexs 11y ago
Really? I've seen plenty of breadboards with split busses like that, but that could just be the fact that it's one of the longer breadboards. There's been a handful of times where I'm wondering why a circuit isn't working only to realize I hadn't bridged the power/ground rails.
- mindslight 11y agoYes, most breadboards are split in the middle. But that picture shows a split only three groups from the end. FWIW I generally just leave those bridged and a healthy supply of decoupling and supply caps as things that just stay on the board. Circuits that want more than 2 rails + ground get built on a larger board consisting of multiple basic boards, so there's never a need to pack things in.