Product Overview
Benchtop Circuit Test Platform with 2.54mm Pitch Tie-Points and Dual Power Terminals
Condition
New stock. Evaluation: Visual inspection only. Markings molded on module faces: BreadBoard, SYB-120. Four modular breadboard blocks and an upper distribution strip mount securely to a rigid backplate with spring-actuated terminal blocks. Sold each.
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Product Overview
The SYB-500 (orderable reference A-7487) is a large-format solderless breadboard prototyping platform built for testing, laying out, and debugging electronic circuits without solder. The station combines four SYB-120 terminal breadboard strips alongside an upper horizontal power distribution strip on a rigid green backing board. Two top-mounted dual spring terminal blocks provide dedicated quick-release attachment points for benchtop DC power supplies, routing leads directly through the plate to underside solder lugs.
Key Features
- Modular platform combining four interconnected SYB-120 solderless breadboard blocks
- Upper horizontal bus strip for dedicated circuit power rails
- Standard 2.54 mm (0.1 in) contact pitch accepting standard DIP packages, discrete components, and jumper wires
- Two dual-position spring-loaded lever terminal blocks with red and black push tabs
- Underside solder lugs extending through access cutouts for direct lead wiring
- Rigid composite backplate with four underside cylindrical support feet
Applications
- Prototyping multi-stage digital, analog, and microcontroller circuits across a single shared ground plane
- Developing sensor interfaces and breadboard breakout modules before committing to a printed circuit board
- Educational electronics lab stations requiring fast component swapping
- Maker projects, synthesizer module builds, and audio circuitry breadboarding
Frequently Asked Questions
What wire sizes fit the breadboard tie points?
The tie points accept standard 20 AWG to 29 AWG solid wire jumpers as well as standard 0.1-inch round-pin jumper cables.
Are the breadboard strips removable from the backplate?
The breadboard strips and terminal blocks are fastened to the green backplate with Phillips-head screws and alignment pegs, holding the entire assembly rigid during wiring.
How do the top terminal blocks interface with the breadboard rails?
The spring terminals connect directly to solder lugs that extend through the rear of the baseplate, allowing hookup wire to be soldered and routed to whichever power rails your circuit requires.
A four-strip layout gives you enough real estate to keep your power, logic, and output stages on one bench without crowding the rails. Wire up your inputs, drop your chips into the grid, and test the whole circuit before committing anything to copper.
