"Smokeless Solderless Breadboards with Thermochromic Treatment"
A thermochromic treatment for solderless breadboards has been developed, allowing users to easily identify overloaded components without the need for a thermal camera. By mixing white acrylic paint with thermochromic pigment and carefully applying it to the breadboard's surface, the paint changes color when exposed to heat. This method proves to be sensitive enough to detect the heat emitted by components such as resistors, potentially preventing damage to the circuitry. The thermochromic pigment can be purchased from various sources, including online retailers like Amazon.