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Early radio enthusiasts turned ordinary wooden breadboards into fully functional radio sets by attaching terminals and wires to the boards. This basic principle survives in today’s electronic testing boards.DefinitionPC Magazine defines a “breadboard” as a flat board that engineers use to attach electronic components for testing or prototyping.
