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What is the board with a kajillion holes in it behind the esp32 called? https://kn100.me/posts/desksniffer/pbfront.webp https://kn100.me/posts/desksniffer/pbfr
by metadat 3y ago
What is the board with a kajillion holes in it behind the esp32 called?
https://kn100.me/posts/desksniffer/pbfront.webp https://kn100.me/posts/desksniffer/pbfront.webp
It looks like it could come in handy for many esp32 projects.
p.s. In case the author comes across this comment - Absolutely superb write-up, your writing style reveals your curious and positive attitude, it's totally inspiring! I wish I could easily subscribe to future publications, like the emails I get from Ken Shirriff of https://righto.com https://righto.com. Also, your C++ is clear and easy to read, good job. Cheers.
Edit: @Klathmon, thanks for the info, that was very fast :)
- jrmg 3y agoAlso called 'protoboard'.
- Klathmon 3y agoI've heard them called "Solderable Breadboards", and they're fantastic for working with MCUs and "through-hole" style components
- IshKebab 3y agoPerf board.
- drjasonharrison 3y agoif you search for "prototype board for esp32" or "breadboard for esp32" you can find the same board the author used. You can also find ones with strips for each esp32 pin, instead of just a via and pad. And you can find solderless versions where the connections push in vertically (typically white with five holes connected perpendicular to the "valley" that a DIP chip would insert). And you can find "breakout boards" with sockets for the esp32 and pin headers and screw terminals for each pin.