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Dotted Veroboard (Perforated Prototyping Board)

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SKU: HMJ091 Category: Connectors
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Dotted Veroboard (Perforated Prototyping Board)

Versatile FR-4 PCB Board with 2.54mm Hole Pitch for DIY Electronics

Dotted Veroboard, also known as a padperhole prototyping board, is a general-purpose PCB that gives you the flexibility to build custom electronic circuits. Each hole on the board has its own independent copper pad, allowing you to place components and create connections exactly where you need them, making it ideal for hobbyists, students, and professionals building permanent projects [citation:5][citation:6].

Flexible Dotted Layout - Each hole has an independent copper pad, giving you total design freedom
Standard 0.1 Inch Pitch Compatible with all standard throughhole components
This board is excellent for circuits requiring robust soldered connections, such as DCDC converters or highpower MOSFETs, where solderless breadboards are insufficient [citation:1].
Before soldering, plan your layout on graph paper or use software like Fritzing to map out component placement and connections [citation:8].

Technical Specifications

ParameterValue
MaterialFR4 or Phenolic / FR2
Hole Pitch2.54mm (0.1")
Board TypeSingle or Double-sided copper pads
CoatingSnPb plated over copper for easy soldering
Common Sizes7x10cm, 9x15cm, 10x24cm [citation:1][citation:5]
Board Thickness1mm to 1.6mm

= Key Features =

+Independent Pad Layout - Each hole is encircled by a copper pad, allowing for custom trace routing and flexible component placement [citation:8]

+Plated Through Holes - Provides reliable solder joints for stable connections and easy component mounting [citation:1]

+Durable Material Made from FR4 or phenolic resin for strength and heat resistance during repeated soldering [citation:5]

= Applications =

  1. Prototyping and testing electronic circuits [citation:5]
  2. DIY electronics and maker projects [citation:5][citation:8]
  3. Educational labs and student electronics projects [citation:5]
  4. Creating permanent one-off circuit builds
  5. Hobbyist and professional circuit development
Flexible and Versatile - Freedom to place components and route connections exactly as needed for any project [citation:5]
Robust and Reliable - Soldered connections are far more durable than solderless breadboards for final projects [citation:1]

√ Works with standard 2.54mm leaded components, ICs, resistors, capacitors, and pin headers

√ Available in various sizes from 7x10cm up to 10x24cm for different project scopes [citation:1][citation:5]

√ Can be cut to size using the scoreandsnap method for custom dimensions [citation:8]

Troubleshooting

Pads lifting or burning:

  • Use a lower soldering iron temperature
  • Avoid applying heat for too long
  • Clean pads with isopropyl alcohol before soldering

Solder bridges or shorts:

  • Use flux and a clean soldering tip
  • Inspect and trim component leads carefully
  • Check for unintended bridges with a magnifying glass