
We go through a lot of prototype PCBs, and end up with lots of extras that we’ll never use. Every Sunday we give away a few PCBs from one of our past or future projects, or a related prototype. Our PCBs are made through Seeed Studio’s Fusion board service.
This week we’re giving away two PCBs for our new xQFP breakout board. Prototype with QFP size surface mount chips. Currently available in 0.50mm, 0.65mm, and 0.80mm. If you’d like a PCB just ask for one in the comments – and please specify the size.
Available in 0.50mm, 0.65mm, and 0.80mm for $3, read about the design on the wiki.
Are you interested in blogging with us? Drop us a line. This probably won’t be a paid position, but you get a back stage pass, free PCBs, and free projects. US and international bloggers are welcome.
Some stuff:
- Yes, we’ll mail it anywhere in the world!
- Be sure to use a real e-mail in the address field so we can contact you for shipping info.
- First come, first serve. If we can’t contact the first commenters, or there’s no reply within 24 hours, we move down the list. You could consider making a request even if it looks like all the PCBs are gone.
- Limit one PCB per address per month please.
- Like everything else on this site, PCBs are offered without warranty.
We try to stagger free PCB Sunday posts so every time zone has a chance to participate, but the best way to see the post first is to subscribe to the RSS feed.

i want one
I would love one in 0.50mm please!
.8 mm please
please one! :D
Hi,
I would like a free pcb :-)
a .5mm please
One for me, please
I would like one too (0.5mm)
I would like a 0.80mm one.
would love one, 0.65 would be perfect
I would like one .5mm please. Thanks
I would like one in 0.50mm please!
Thanks
Hey Ian, I would like an 0.80mm one please for a Z80 project I am working on.
Thanks
I’d like a .50 mm size in the unlikely case I
qualify. Happy Spring!
I would like one in 0.50mm please!
I would like one in 0.50mm please!
please please may i have an 0.80mm :o)
I would love to play around with a 0.50mm pitch FPGA. This board would be perfect to get started.