A PC Board 10x24 typically refers to a small grid-scale prototype circuit board or stripboard (Veroboard) featuring a matrix of 10 by 24 holes (frequently matching compact dimensions like 3x7 cm with a standard 2.54mm hole pitch), used for hand-soldering DIY electronics and test circuits.

Hole Grid: 10 rows by 24 columns of pre-drilled holes.
Standard Spacing: 0.1-inch (2.54mm) pin pitch that fits standard integrated circuits and headers.
Material: Usually made from FR-4 glass fiber or single-sided copper clad laminate.
Application: Ideal for building small prototype builds, breadboard transitions, and permanent hobbyist circuit designs