Most designs are now done in a variety of the software that is available for almost any job. But there are occasions that actual electronic components need to go on a breadboard and designs need to be a fine-tuned manually. For the price, this is a good one and mine has been working reliably for a year:
Where else can you get a 1 x MB-102 Solder less Breadboard, 1 x MB-102 power supply plus 65 Breadboard jumper cables, and a nice breadboard? This one connects to a wall socket and supplies 3 to 5 volts to both sides of a breadboard. This makes working on the breadboard very easy as far as having access to power.
E-1608 - 16-Bit multifunction Ethernet DAQ device
As the name suggests, E-1608 is the Ethernet counter part of a USB-1608G device. Software installation of E1608 is also a bit non-conventional. The software is divided into several pieces and it has to answer yes or no to the question of do you want to install this...