0002061101-10-B0

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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are used primarily to connect two or more components and help create an electrical circuit. The size, shape, and material of the jumper wires not only determines how it functions in the electrical circuit but also its suitability for the different applications.

Most jumper wires have two ends with a conductor cable that connects them. Such conductors can include metal braid, solid core wire, stranded core wire, insulated conductors, or spade lug. The type of conductor used for a particular jumper wire depends on the application requirements. For instance, for low-voltage applications, copper braid might be used. For high-voltage applications, insulated conductors, like those with a cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) insulation, may be used.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are jumper wires that have already been crimped onto the connector. This allows for a secure connection between the components and helps save time during the installation process. Crimping eliminates the need for soldering, which can be hard to do in certain applications, such as those in small spaces or in difficult-to-reach locations.

The most common type of pre-crimped lead is a MTW, or machine-tooled wire lead. This type of lead provides a stronger connection and more efficient installation than solderless connections. The pre-crimped leads are designed to be crimped in various sizes and shapes to fit into specific connectors. This makes installation easier and more reliable. The MTW leads also come in various lengths and insulation materials to accommodate all types of applications.

0002061101-10-B0 Application Field and Working Principle

0002061101-10-B0 jumper wires are designed for use in high-voltage applications. The pre-crimped leads feature a cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) insulation, which helps provide protection against extreme temperatures, shock, vibration, moisture, and corrosion. The type-B0 leads also come with a lug-style connector that offers a secure connection. In addition, the connector has two crimp tabs that secure the wire in place.

The working principle of 0002061101-10-B0 jumper wires is simple. The pre-crimped leads are connected to the two components, and the connector fits snugly onto the two terminals. The wire is then crimped with a tool and pressed onto the terminal post. This helps ensure a secure connection between the two components. The insulated XLPE wire helps provide protection from any potential damage from the high voltages.

These jumper wires are suitable for use in a variety of applications, including automotive, marine, aviation, and industrial settings. The XLPE insulation and secure connection make them perfect for applications that involve extreme temperatures and vibration. They are also durable and reliable, making them a great choice for any situation.

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