Hello everybody, first post so please excuse my noobness.
I have a camera that I want to wire to an Arduino Leonardo. The camera has a 2x9 grid of male pins 2.54 mm apart. I have some basic electronics experience but I can't find any way to easily prototype the circuit without connecting 18 jumper wires and having a whole mess of wires going straight from the camera to the Leonardo.
I was wondering if there was some sort of adapter with 18 2.54mm female headers that can bridge the center gap of a breadboard and allow quick prototyping. To try and clarify, I want to 'spread out' the two rows of pins and connect them across the center of the breadboard where ICs would typically connect. I imagine the device would look something like this:
but I don't know what to search for or whether anything like this exists. Any advice would be helpful
I had a similar problem with some nrf24l01 modules (8x2 pins). So I made up a couple of adaptors using pcb header sockets, header pins and small pieces of tri-pad board. Tri-pad is like vero-board or strip-board, but with a break in the conductor between groups of 3 holes.
