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* Through-hole-technology (THT) soldering means to solder components that have leads that will go through holes inside a protoboard or PCB.
 
* Through-hole-technology (THT) soldering means to solder components that have leads that will go through holes inside a protoboard or PCB.
 
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==== Surface mount device (SMD) ====
 
==== Surface mount device (SMD) ====
    
* Surface mount D soldering is when you will solder a component to the surface of a PCB. This type of soldering is typically used for smaller components and chips.
 
* Surface mount D soldering is when you will solder a component to the surface of a PCB. This type of soldering is typically used for smaller components and chips.
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== Equipment and Materials ==
 
== Equipment and Materials ==
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==== Breadboards ====
 
==== Breadboards ====
 
Breadboards are used to build temporary circuits, they allow you to plug wires into the board and prototype circuits. The holes in a breadboard are typically connected in 2 ways: the (+) bars running down the board are connected vertically and the (-) are connected in a similar way. Each horizontal row of 5 dots is connected together. The part in the middle of the board is where the connection breaks.  
 
Breadboards are used to build temporary circuits, they allow you to plug wires into the board and prototype circuits. The holes in a breadboard are typically connected in 2 ways: the (+) bars running down the board are connected vertically and the (-) are connected in a similar way. Each horizontal row of 5 dots is connected together. The part in the middle of the board is where the connection breaks.  
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==== Protoboards ====
 
==== Protoboards ====
 
A protoboard (also known as a perfboard or DOT PCB) is a PCB with pre-drilled holes that have square or circular copper pads. This board allows you to insert components into the holes to secure them and then the holes can be bridged together in order to connect them together and create a circuit.  
 
A protoboard (also known as a perfboard or DOT PCB) is a PCB with pre-drilled holes that have square or circular copper pads. This board allows you to insert components into the holes to secure them and then the holes can be bridged together in order to connect them together and create a circuit.  
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==== PCBs ====
 
==== PCBs ====
 
PCBs or Printed Circuit Boards are boards with connection pathways printed into the board. These boards are typically used in later stages of prototyping as there isn’t as much flexibility once the board is printed.
 
PCBs or Printed Circuit Boards are boards with connection pathways printed into the board. These boards are typically used in later stages of prototyping as there isn’t as much flexibility once the board is printed.
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=== Tools ===
 
=== Tools ===
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