> The problem with that, is that there isn't always an non-smd 
> component 
> available. I recently became interrested in FPGA's which are all smd 
> components. That won't fit in a breadboard.

For an FPGA with 100+ pins a breadboard might not be a good idea (note:
trimming the message you reply to is definitely a good idea!). But in
general SMD components can be used in breadboards with an appropriate
SMD-to-DIP PCB. If none exist you can always Ealimex one.

Wouter van Ooijen

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