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Jumper wires

Jumper wires are short pieces of insulated wire that can be used for connecting electrical circuits. They are often used when a circuit needs to be connected between two points but the wire used to connect the points is too long. The jumper wire is simply connected to the two points in order to bridge the gap. These wire connections are used in a variety of applications, including within computers, to test electrical connections and to connect sensors, switches, and LEDs.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are short pieces of insulated wire that have been pre-fitted with a crimp terminal. This terminal is typically used to provide a secure connection between components and is often used in the assembly of electrical or electronic components. The pre-crimped lead generally includes an insulation sleeve for protection against electrical shorts and the terminal can be soldered for added strength. Pre-crimped leads are widely used in industrial, automotive, and aerospace applications and they are often cheaper and easier to use than having to buy separate wire terminals and crimping them yourself.

0039000038-02-N0 Application Field and Working Principle

The 0039000038-02-N0 is a jumper wire with a pre-crimped lead. This wire is typically used in automotive and aerospace applications and is rated for up to 10A of continuous current. The wire itself is constructed with a high-temperature plastic covering for insulation and is designed to resist abrasion, high temperatures, and corrosion. The pre-crimped lead is designed to provide a secure connection between components and can be soldered for added strength. This wire is ideal for testing electrical connections, connecting sensors, switches, and LEDs, and for creating a bridge between two points in a circuit where the wire used is too long.

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