What is the meanning of" bread or bred " board which is used in electronic ?

Question

The board which has many holes and the circuits can be made by it.

Answer 1

The breadboard derives its name from an early form of point-to-point construction. In the early days of radio, amateurs would nail copper wire or terminal strips to a wooden board (often literally a board for cutting bread), and solder electronic components to them. Sometimes a paper schematic diagram was first glued to the board as a guide to placing terminals, components and wires.

Answer 2

This is as you've said a board with many holes in it for making prototype circuits.

Its called a bread board because it looks like the board Mum's use for rolling dough to make bread.

Electronics engineers don't have an imagination or a sense of humour that I know of or can recognise

I reckon it should be called a holy board or a dart board....LOL...

Answer 3

It is just a board with a bunch of holes in it for making temporary circuits. The main use I ever saw for them was in analog computers, like for calculating artilleray trajectories and the like.

Look up analog computers and they'll probably have some pictures of bread boards.

Answer 4

In fact it is known as Bread board sometimes referred to as wish board.

Answer 5

The answer is board.