The Breadboard Toolkit is the ideal starting point for conducting experimental setups and electronic experiments with the microcontroller of your choice. The included mounting bracket features various holes to securely mount the most common controllers, such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, BBC micro:bit, and many more (mounting screws are included in the set). In addition to an 830-PIN (200 for power supply) breadboard and various jumper wires (including pins to configure the wires as "male" as needed), a power module is also included. This module allows you to easily power your own experiments or setups on breadboards. The board simply plugs in and supplies the breadboard with 3.3V and 5V; the voltage can be individually adjusted for each side. Additionally, 3.3V, 5V, and ground are available on pins for easy access. The maximum output current is 700 mA. The board can be powered via the Micro USB port using most phone chargers; a standard USB and a DC IN input are also available. When using the DC IN as a power source, the USB ports can also be used for power extraction. You can select the power source between USB or DC IN using the switch.