RE510-S1 / S2 / S3 laboratory cards

DIN Type Stripboard

SRBP-paper FR2 1.5mm, solder-lacquered
EPOXY fibre-glass FR4 1.5 mm, hot air levelled (HAL-leadfree)
Board size 100 x 160 x 1.6mm
Hole layout 37 x 57
Hole dia 1.0mm
Pitch 2.54mm (0.1in)
Copper thickness 35μm

RE520 Copper Stripboard

The RE520 is a brilliant copper stripboard will suit your purpose for doing simple prototyping work or for development circuitry. It features pierced copper tracks and a base material of SRBP. Stripboards also give you brilliant access to solder your components with relative ease.

Features and benefits:

• Create a simple printed circuit with the copper strips forming the interconnections
• This stripboard can be cut into a smaller board
• Single sided copper
• Tracks are bonded to SRBP board and pierced to accept terminal pins.
• Board size: 100x160x1.6mm
• Epoxy Type: Epoxy Fibre-Glass FR4 1.5mm

Why a stripboard and not a breadboard?

Stripboards and breadboards are slightly different. A breadboard is for early stage prototyping where soldering is not required where as a stripboard can be used for soldering. Breadboards make great use for testing components and basic circuitry. With stripboards you can solder components and make it more of a permanent circuit over a breadboard.

Stripboard cutter: 543-535

DIN Type Stripboard

SRBP-paper FR2 1.5mm, solder-lacquered
EPOXY fibre-glass FR4 1.5 mm, hot air levelled (HAL-leadfree)
Board size 100 x 160 x 1.6mm
Hole layout 37 x 57
Hole dia 1.0mm
Pitch 2.54mm (0.1in)
Copper thickness 35μm

Single-Sided Verostrip® Board

Veroboard Copper Stripboard

Veroboards brilliant copper stripboard will suit your purpose for doing simple prototyping work or for development circuitry. It is manufactured from a copper clad laminate board. It features pierced copper tracks and a base material of SRBP. Stripboards also give you brilliant access to solder your components with relative ease.

Features and benefits:

• Create a simple printed circuit with the copper strips forming the interconnections
• This stripboard can be cut into a smaller board
• Single sided copper
• Tracks are bonded to SRBP board and pierced to accept terminal pins.

Why a stripboard and not a breadboard?

Stripboards and breadboards are slightly different. A breadboard is for early stage prototyping where soldering is not required where as a stripboard can be used for soldering. Breadboards make great use for testing components and basic circuitry. With stripboards you can solder components and make it more of a permanent circuit over a breadboard.

Stripboard cutter: 543-535

DIN Type Stripboards

Note

Single-sided microboards have the same wiring pattern as the double-sided types, but omit the ground plane and 0 Volt rails on the component side of the card.

Double-Sided Microboards Non-PTH

Suitable for use with the KM6-II eurocard sub-rack systems

The component side of the card features a colander ground plane which assists glitch free high speed operation by dissipating switching spikes.
This ground plane is solder resist coated and screen printed in yellow, except for the region of the 0V rails which align with the 0 Volt rails on the wiring side for simple through connection.

The double-sided microboards are designed for microprocessor applications where compatibility, flexibility, high density and screening are of prime importance. VCC rails and a VCC bus are provided but not connected, so that individual rails may be committed as required. 64//96-way DIN 41612 indirect edge connectors may be fitted at either end.
The 3U (100×160) and 6U (233.4×160) boards are available with plated through holes (pth) as an alternative to the standard types. These boards have the added advantage of linking the top with the bottom pads directly via the holes, thereby dispensing with the need to fit linking pins, etc. Also the integrity of the joint is improved as the solder forms round the component lead on both surfaces, in addition to flowing through the hole. This helps to produce a solid and reliable connection, which is very important in applications where a high degree of vibration may be encountered.
Eurocards are manufactured from either epoxy glass material (blue) to BS4584 Part 3 or 16, or SRBP (synthetic resin bonded paper) material to BS4584 Part 5. Card thickness is 1.6mm. Copper 305g/m2 (1oz/ft2). Holes 1.0mm (0.040in.) dia. are pre-drilled on a 2.54mm matrix and all cards can be used with indirect edge connectors to DIN41612 (see Connectors/Terminals) except SRBP stripboard.

Veroboard Copper Stripboard

Veroboards brilliant copper stripboard will suit your purpose for doing simple prototyping work or for development circuitry. It is manufactured from a copper clad laminate board. It features pierced copper tracks and a base material of SRBP. Stripboards also give you brilliant access to solder your components with relative ease.

Features and benefits:

• Create a simple printed circuit with the copper strips forming the interconnections
• This stripboard can be cut into a smaller board
• Single sided copper
• Tracks are bonded to SRBP board and pierced to accept terminal pins.

Why a stripboard and not a breadboard?

Stripboards and breadboards are slightly different. A breadboard is for early stage prototyping where soldering is not required where as a stripboard can be used for soldering. Breadboards make great use for testing components and basic circuitry. With stripboards you can solder components and make it more of a permanent circuit over a breadboard.

Stripboard cutter: 543-535

Veroboard Copper Stripboard

Veroboards brilliant copper stripboard will suit your purpose for doing simple prototyping work or for development circuitry. It is manufactured from a copper clad laminate board. It features pierced copper tracks and a base material of SRBP. Stripboards also give you brilliant access to solder your components with relative ease.

Features and benefits:

• Create a simple printed circuit with the copper strips forming the interconnections
• This stripboard can be cut into a smaller board
• Single sided copper
• Tracks are bonded to SRBP board and pierced to accept terminal pins.

Why a stripboard and not a breadboard?

Stripboards and breadboards are slightly different. A breadboard is for early stage prototyping where soldering is not required where as a stripboard can be used for soldering. Breadboards make great use for testing components and basic circuitry. With stripboards you can solder components and make it more of a permanent circuit over a breadboard.

Stripboard cutter: 543-535

Veroboard Copper Stripboard

Veroboards brilliant copper stripboard will suit your purpose for doing simple prototyping work or for development circuitry. It is manufactured from a copper clad laminate board. It features pierced copper tracks and a base material of SRBP. Stripboards also give you brilliant access to solder your components with relative ease.

Features and benefits:

• Create a simple printed circuit with the copper strips forming the interconnections
• This stripboard can be cut into a smaller board
• Single sided copper
• Tracks are bonded to SRBP board and pierced to accept terminal pins.

Why a stripboard and not a breadboard?

Stripboards and breadboards are slightly different. A breadboard is for early stage prototyping where soldering is not required where as a stripboard can be used for soldering. Breadboards make great use for testing components and basic circuitry. With stripboards you can solder components and make it more of a permanent circuit over a breadboard.

Stripboard cutter: 543-535