0008500113-08-B1-D

Jumper Wires and Pre-Crimped Leads are both versatile electrical components that allow for two electronic circuits to be connected together without permanent cabling. In fact, the two types of cable are often used in the same project — the best solution depends on the application. To better understand how the two cable types can be applied in the same project, and to identify the ideal solution for each application, let\'s take a closer look at the application field and working principle of 0008500113-08-B1-D.

0008500113-08-B1-D is an application field-specific cable designed for automotive and medical electronics, as well as for special-purpose electronics. Since it is designed to withstand vibration and shock, it can also be used in seismic environments such as the rugged chassis of an electric sports car. Because of its thermal performance, it can also be used in extreme temperature applications. The cable is made of tin-plated copper and meets all necessary electrical and safety standards.

The working principle of 0008500113-08-B1-D is that of a traditional jumper wire. That is, the terminals of the cable are pre-crimped and have pins which need to be soldered or connected in another way to a circuit board, usually PCB. Once the wires have been soldered, they can be used to connect the PCB to any other component, including other boards. The most common usage for 0008500113-08-B1-D is in the connection of two circuits, for example from one control unit to another, or from a power supply to a motor.

In comparison to jumper wires, pre-crimped leads are much more versatile and can be used for a variety of applications in addition to connecting two different circuits. Pre-crimped leads have a head crimp at one end and a pin which can be inserted into a PCB at the other end. They can be used in a variety of applications, including the prototyping of a circuit or the rework of an existing circuit. The pins on the pre-crimped leads are generally much larger than the pins on a jumper wire, allowing for greater flexibility in connecting two circuits together. Additionally, the leads are color-coded and can be easily identified when working with a host of different circuits and components.

In conclusion, when it comes to connecting two electronic circuits together, the optimal solution usually depends on the application. If the task at hand requires a quick connection between two circuits, a jumper wire is usually the most cost-effective solution. However, if the desired connection requires long-term durability or involves multiple components and varying degrees of complexity, pre-crimped leads are the preferred solution due to their greater flexibility and versatility. Although 0008500113-08-B1-D was designed as a jumper wire, its long-term durability and compatibility with multiple applications, makes it an ideal solution for pre-crimped leads as well.