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0460121141-06-W0-D Application Field and Working Principle

Jumper Wires:

Jumper wires are small electrical cables that act as quick electrical connections among other components. They provide the user with an efficient and hassle-free way to make electrical interconnections which saves time and cost. Jumper wires are commonly used in a wide range of applications such as automotive, aviation, electronics, radio communications and research.

Jumper wires come in different sizes and lengths and the most popular type is the standard two-wire jumper. These wires are generally made from copper alloy, copper cladding, silver alloy, nickel clad steel or tinsel wire. The wire can be insulated using FEP, PVC or PTEE. Some jumper wires also have pre-soldered clips on both ends to provide an easy connection with other components.

Jumper wires work by providing a low resistance direct path from one electrical component to another. This allows current to flow between the two connected components and is the most efficient way to transfer energy. In addition to transferring electricity, jumper wires can also be used to transmit signals, which is especially useful in high frequency applications.

Pre-Crimped Leads:

Pre-crimped leads are electrical wires that are pre-soldered with a male and female terminal. They are designed to provide a secure and reliable connection between two or more components in a variety of applications. Pre-crimped leads are particularly useful in applications where the connection needs to be made quickly or in environments that would be difficult for soldering, such as in tight spaces and places with high temperatures.

Pre-crimped leads are typically constructed from copper or copper alloy and are either insulated or bare. The pre-soldered terminals are usually constructed from tin-plated steel or tin-plated brass. The wire is also usually covered with a protective coating such as PVC or PTFE to protect it from environmental wear and tear.

Pre-crimped leads work by using a male and female terminal to establish a reliable electrical connection. The terminals are designed to fit securely in the pre-soldered holes in the wire and are held in place by the tension of the pre-soldered terminals. The resulting connection is strong enough to carry the electrical current required with minimum resistance.

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