General purpose solderable board

Solderable Board FR2 A (140 × 90 mm)

The solderable board shall be a general-purpose FR-2 grade electronic prototyping board designed for permanent circuit assembly, soldering, testing and development of electronic circuits. The board shall provide a suitable platform for mounting and soldering electronic components such as resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, integrated circuits, connectors and other through-hole components. It shall be suitable for educational laboratories, electronics training, prototyping and circuit development applications.

Key Specifications:

• Type: Solderable electronic prototyping board.
• Material: FR-2 grade insulating laminate or equivalent.
• Board Size: 140 × 90 mm.
• Surface: Suitable for soldering and mounting electronic components.
• Construction: Rigid and mechanically stable insulating substrate.
• Suitable for through-hole electronic components.
• Suitable for soldering resistors, capacitors, LEDs, transistors, diodes, ICs, connectors and other electronic components.
• Provides a convenient platform for permanent circuit assembly after prototyping.
• Suitable for circuit fabrication, electronic experimentation and educational projects.
• Board shall provide good mechanical strength and dimensional stability during normal soldering operations.
• Suitable for manual soldering and desoldering during circuit development and repair.
• Compatible with commonly used electronic components and connecting wires.
• Suitable for designing and assembling customized electronic circuits.
• Can be used for power supply circuits, sensor circuits, amplifier circuits, control circuits and microcontroller-based projects.
• Suitable for repeated laboratory and training applications.
• Lightweight and easy to handle, cut, drill or mount wherever required for project development.
• Suitable for use in schools, colleges, engineering laboratories, ITI laboratories, tinkering labs and maker spaces.
• The board shall be new, unused and free from visible manufacturing defects.