Product Overview
Tayda Electronics 93x55mm Prototyping Stripboard 2.54mm Pitch
Condition
Single-sided copper prototyping board on phenolic substrate. Etched markings: TAYDA ELECTRONICS, IC 87, 9412. Unpopulated with clean copper tracks and four corner mounting holes.
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Product Overview
Tayda Electronics IC 87 (catalog part number A-5031) single-sided copper prototyping stripboard. Features continuous parallel copper conductor tracks spaced at standard 2.54 mm (0.1 in) pitch across a 93 mm by 55 mm board area, with dedicated corner mounting holes for enclosure installation.
Key Features
- 93 mm x 55 mm board footprint with 1.65 mm thickness
- Standard 2.54 mm (0.1 in) hole pitch for DIP ICs and discrete components
- 1.2 mm hole diameter
- Single-sided continuous copper tracks on phenolic laminate
- Four corner mounting holes for chassis or standoff mounting
- Etched track identifiers including IC 87 and 9412
Applications
- Point-to-point circuit layout and rapid breadboard-to-solder prototyping
- Guitar effects pedal builds, synth modules, and audio experimenter circuits
- Custom DIY breakout boards and benchtop test fixtures
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the track layout on this board?
The board uses continuous parallel copper strips running lengthwise across the standard 2.54 mm grid, allowing component connections along each strip or custom track isolation by cutting the copper.
Are the holes plated through?
No. This is a single-sided board with copper conductor strips on one face and bare phenolic laminate on the reverse.
Why buy these prototyping boards individually from PartsMine?
You can pick the exact number of prototyping boards you need for your bench build without being forced into bulk multi-packs. Orders ship for an $8 flat rate, qualify for free shipping at $28, and dispatch from our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
Nothing beats the immediacy of cutting a copper trace and soldering up an idea right at the bench. Grab what you need and get building.
