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Noun breadboard has 1 sense
  1. breadboard, bread board - a wooden or plastic board on which dough is kneaded or bread is sliced
    --1 is a kind of board

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Breadboard


Definition:

A breadboard is a device used in electronics for prototyping and experimenting with circuit designs. It consists of a plastic board with a matrix of holes that allow the connection of electronic components without the need for soldering.

Main Usage:

In electronics, a breadboard is commonly used to build and test circuits during the development or learning process. It allows for quick and easy modifications to the circuit design without permanently soldering the components.

Sense 1 - Noun:

A breadboard is a modular prototyping tool with a grid of holes where electronic components can be inserted and connected to build functioning circuits.

Example sentence: I used a breadboard to connect the resistors, capacitors, and microcontroller for my electronic project.

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Sense 2 - Verb:

To breadboard refers to the act of creating a temporary circuit on a breadboard for testing or prototyping purposes.

Example sentence: Before soldering the components together, I decided to breadboard the circuit to ensure it worked as intended.

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Sense 3 - Noun (Local Usage):

In some regions, a breadboard can refer to a wooden cutting board typically used for slicing bread.

Example sentence: I picked up a fresh loaf of bread and used my trusty breadboard to slice it evenly.

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