Single-Sided Copper Board 20x20cm 1.4mm Thick for Printed Circuit Boards

Description

What it is

Single-sided copper-clad board dimensions 20×20 cm, thickness 1.4 mm, ideal for printed circuit board fabrication.

Features

• Dimensions: 20 x 20 cm
• Thickness: 1.4 mm
• Face: Single
• Material: Copper

What it is for

The copper-clad board is a fundamental component for building printed circuit boards. It can be used to develop and test electronic prototypes by connecting components such as LEDs, resistors, transistors, and microcontrollers. Thanks to its copper surface, it allows for the creation of conductive tracks for the transmission of electrical current. It is a versatile and essential component for those approaching the world of electronics and Arduino and other microcontroller programming.

Tutorial: How to Use Single-Sided Copper-Clad Board

The single-sided copper-clad board is ideal for prototyping and building printed circuits. Useful for beginners and intermediates, it is essential for those working with Arduino and electronic circuits.

What you need

• Single-sided copper-clad board ARD007930
• Electrical connections
• Cutting tools
• Resistors and LEDs (for example)

Steps

1. 1. Measure and cut the board with a laser cutter or scissors.
2. 2. Clean the surface with a soft-bristle brush.
3. 3. Draw the circuit using a permanent marker.
4. 4. Apply an insulating coating with a brush.
5. 5. Connect the electronic components with wire.
6. 6. Check connectivity with a multimeter.
7. 7. Test the circuit and correct any errors.
8. 8. Protect the contacts with insulating protection.

Mini project

Build a simple LED circuit with a button. Connect a button to a digital pin and an LED to an analog pin.

Common mistakes

• Insufficient surface cleaning.
• Inaccurate circuit board design.
• Loose electrical connections.
• Missing insulation coating.

Recommended accessories

• Electrical connections
• Permanent marker
• Soft-bristled brush
• Circuit cleaner

Frequently asked questions

How do I clean the board?
Use a soft-bristled brush to remove dust.

What types of markers can I use to draw the circuit?
Use a permanent marker to draw the circuit.

Is insulation coating necessary?
Yes, insulation coating protects contacts and prevents short circuits.

Can I use the board for complex circuits?
Yes, but for complex circuits it might be better to use a standard PCB board.