What are the cases where one should avoid using a breadboard? e.g. high frequency, noise prone circuits etc.
Answer
Areas where the common breadboard does poorly:
- High voltage
- High frequency (above 10MHz)
- Where the additional breadboard capacitance would present problems (oscillators, etc)
- Where glitches due to poor wire connections would result in poor operation
- Where most of the parts are not through hole 0.1" (2.54mm) centers
- For anything but on-the-bench prototyping (ie, don't take it out of the lab and expect it to work)
- Sensitive analog electronics, such as sensor usage
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