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Name: Proto Cape for BeagleBone
SKU: 1944
Price: 4.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.00 (3 reviews)

Proto Cape for BeagleBone

(3 Reviews)

Add-on board for the BeagleBone allows easy prototyping using through-hole components.

Designed by Magic Smoke in United States of America

$4.00

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Add-on board for the BeagleBone allows easy prototyping using through-hole components.

Details 280+ user-configurable connection points Duplicate signal connection points for expansion headers P8 and P9 Common bus bars for power and ground Suitable for BeagleBones of all colors! De...

Details

280+ user-configurable connection points
Duplicate signal connection points for expansion headers P8 and P9
Common bus bars for power and ground
Suitable for BeagleBones of all colors!

Derived from the LGX Proto Cape created by Alexander Hiam for LGX / Logic Supply and released under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

Rates to United States of America

Shipping Rate	Ships From	First item	Additional items
United States Postal Service: FIrst Class	US	$1.00	$0.25

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Radek | May 7, 2015

high quality proto board

I bought 2 pieces of Beaglebone Black protoboard and was pleasantly surprised with the quality. The PCB has through hole plated holes on 0.1" grid, solder mask, smart buses for GND and key power supplies. The through hole plating makes it very easy to do point to point connections with a thin wire. We used the board for science project of my son to host accelerometer/compas sensor and few header connectors for connections to external motors and sensors.

Anto | June 18, 2014

Nice quality boards

Got 3 boards for my projects and they arrived in Thailand about a week after they were shipped.
They would sure look much better than my current flying wires to the breadboard and more secure too.

Paul | June 5, 2014