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Jumper Wires

0002062101-10-W0 Application Field and Working Principle

Jumper wires, or jumpers, are short insulated wires used to connect two points together on a circuit board. These short wires allow electricity to pass between two points quickly and easily when two connections are not near each other. As the name suggests, jumper wires are designed to be used in applications requiring a direct connection between two points.

The working principle of a jumper wire is quite simple. It functions as a bridge between two points on a circuit board, allowing the current to pass through it from one point to the other. The insulation on the wire helps to protect the circuit board from undesired short circuits. Depending on the type of application, jumper wires may have various insulation materials such as PVC, PTFE, and Kapton.

Jumper wires come in various sizes, but typically the 10-gauge model of the 0002062101-10-W0 is used for many general applications. For example, it can be used to connect a power supply to an electronic device or be used to bridge two points of a circuit. They are also used in assembling prototypes, where quickly connecting two points is important. On the other hand, for permanent application, crimped leads are generally used instead of jumper wires.

Pre-Crimped Leads

0002062101-10-W0 Application Field and Working Principle

Pre-crimped leads are insulated wires that have been pre-crimped with metal contacts, such as pin terminals, header pins, or other connectors, at one end. These insulated wires allow electricity to easily pass from one point to another, while the pre-crimped ends ensure a secure connection. The pre-crimped ends also eliminate the need for soldering, making installation of components on circuit boards much easier.

The 0002062101-10-W0 pre-crimped leads are typically 10-gauge and are a popular choice for permanent applications. For instance, they can be used to connect circuit boards to power sources, or be used as wiring harness in vehicles. Additionally, they are commonly used in tight and confined spaces, as the pre-crimped ends eliminate the need for long wires and create a neat and orderly appearance.

In contrast to jumper wires, pre-crimped leads are not as flexible and are not ideal for temporary connections. They are designed to be used for more permanent installations and are preferred in applications where a secure connection and neat appearance are important.

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