This is no ordinary breadboard. While the centre utilizes a standard 400 pin breadboard, it’s all the goodies around the outside that set this Super Breadboard prototyping device apart. Easily feed inputs in from the bottom and route outputs to the top. A short-circuit protected 3.3/5V supply provides power to your circuits, protecting against accidental miswiring.
Power can be provided from the Mini USB B connector, or from the power in connectors. The USB connector is also broken out to 0.1″ pin headers so you can attach the data lines to your prototype if needed. The Super Breadboard can also be cascaded by attaching them directly to each other using the side-facing connectors.
Prototyping tools like this are extremely handy to have on the bench. They allow you to very quickly test small circuits without having to connect your bench power supply, and it makes it easy to monitor inputs and outputs with logic analyzers or oscilloscopes. The included button and LED are nice touches as well, eliminating the need to add them to the breadboard. A very cool design and a useful tool to boot!
