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== Advanced Breadboard == | |||
I saw [https://ctemedia.s3.amazonaws.com/gs/images/main_product/e44a6f32e15cb53ee479b2697e759e2e_M.jpg this] (look for "circuit design trainer") and I'd like to build one. Slightly angled platform with the breadboard fixed in the center. Around the perimeter were some useful tools. Power supplies, logic grid (lights for high/low), speaker, function generator, debounced buttons, switches, pots. I'd probably want a drawer to hold the jumper wires. Maybe add 9V out with a 9V lead to connect to a multi-meter. | |||
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Revision as of 22:03, 5 November 2015
http://brianzawesomeblog.blogspot.ca/2014/03/mobile-electronics-workbench.html
http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-Portable-Workstation/?ALLSTEPS
Tools
- Wire cutters
- soldering iron
- jewelers screwdrivers (I could get another like my backpack)
- multimeter
- needle nose pliers
- tweezers
Incorporated
- parts drawers
- magnifying lamp
- wire spools
- dc power
- ac outlets
Advanced Breadboard
I saw this (look for "circuit design trainer") and I'd like to build one. Slightly angled platform with the breadboard fixed in the center. Around the perimeter were some useful tools. Power supplies, logic grid (lights for high/low), speaker, function generator, debounced buttons, switches, pots. I'd probably want a drawer to hold the jumper wires. Maybe add 9V out with a 9V lead to connect to a multi-meter.
