Looking For Test Kitchen Write Up Ideas - Suggestions Needed

[BuddytheReow]

Hey All,

I'm getting a little antsy about wanting to post another tutorial in the Test Kitchen. Does anyone have any suggestions what they want to see?

 

[Harry Klippton]

Not sure if you've already covered this. I went looking a few years ago and didn't find much on some general rules of thumb for laying things out on a breadboard cuz I found myself starting from scratch every time. Of course there's no substitute for experience and I haven't done a lot of breadboarding

 

[BuddytheReow]

Not sure if you've already covered this. I went looking a few years ago and didn't find much on some general rules of thumb for laying things out on a breadboard cuz I found myself starting from scratch every time. Of course there's no substitute for experience and I haven't done a lot of breadboarding

Hmm. Are you asking how "best" to layout a circuit on a breadboard? May be worth a quick write up, but in general you should see how a breadboard functions (I covered that in my first "what is a breadboard" post) and unfortunately you'll have to figure out how the circuit should be laid out. Is there a particular circuit you have in mind or do you just want a "tips and tricks" write up?

 

[Dan M]

Exactly! As I haphazardly add a circuit block to my already disorganized breadboard, I yell “wrong section!”

 

[harryjon]

Having spent countless hours on breadboards myself, I can relate to the struggle of starting from scratch each time. One thing that helped me was to keep a rough sketch of my most used circuits. It saves time and reduces the chances of errors. Also, organizing the breadboard into sections for different circuit blocks can be a game-changer. It might seem chaotic at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's like a well-orchestrated symphony. And remember, there's no right or wrong way, it's all about what works best for you.
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