H4BXG-10103-N8

Jumper Wires

Jumper wires, also known as jumper cables, are used to establish an electrical connection between two components in a circuit. The cables are less than one foot (30 cm) long and usually have heat-shrink tubing at the end to prevent the connection from coming undone. The H4BXG-10103-N8 cables are pre-crimped and feature tin-plated copper wire and heat-shrinkable PVC insulation, giving them superior reliability and ruggedness in demanding applications. These cables are also designed to reduce EMI emissions through their double-shielded construction.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are electrical leads that have already been crimped onto electrical connectors. This is a cost-effective and efficient way of connecting two electrical components together in a circuit. Pre-crimped leads are ideal for prototyping circuits, as they provide a strong electrical connection and can be quickly and easily connected and disconnected. The H4BXG-10103-N8 cables feature tin-coated copper connectors and heat-shrink insulation for superior insulation and ruggedness. These leads are often used in military and aerospace applications, and can be used in high-temperature and high-vibration environments.

Application Field and Working Principle

The H4BXG-10103-N8 cables can be used in various commercial, industrial, and military applications. The primary uses of these cables are to establish a reliable and rugged electrical connection between two components in a circuit, as well as to reduce EMI emissions through their double-shielded construction. The pre-crimped leads are ideal for quickly and easily prototyping circuits, and the jumper wires are perfect for establishing a reliable connection between two components. The cables feature tin-plated copper wire and heat-shrinkable PVC insulation, giving them superior reliability and ruggedness in demanding applications.

The working principle of the H4BXG-10103-N8 cables is relatively simple. When the connectors are crimped onto the wires, the heat generated causes the PVC insulation to shrink and form a tight seal around the wire, greatly reducing the risk of loose connections or breaks. The double-shielded construction also ensures that the cables will effectively reduce EMI emissions.