Tiny, tidy, just right might. A quick unity gain buffer utility for breadboarding. Based on a circuit described by Jack Orman and designed to reduce clutter and confusion within your breadboard experiments.
Assemble this tiny kit to get yourself a neat and easy sweet fit utility buffer to use as you prototype and experiment. I tried to minimize jumper wire spaghetti by carefully locating this board's bottom-side pin headers (I call them the "sweet fit" pins) to match the rails and first column of a typical 830 point breadboard.
!PLEASE NOTE! The sweet fit pins do NOT align on the 400 point breadboards (1/2 size) that I have in the lab. It may fit on some others, but none that I have tested. The "sweet fit" is only sweet when using a typical 830 point board.
If you wanted to use this buffer board with a 400 point breadboard or a board with an atypical layout, just solder the pin headers to the top side of the board and use your own jumper wires as needed.
