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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are small pieces of conductive wire used to connect various components and circuits. They are often used to join the male and female ends of a single socket or to extend connections between two separate components. Jumper wire typically consists of a single stranded line, with three or four strands of wire, depending on the application and the width of the wire. The two most common sizes of jumper wire are 24 and 36 AWG.

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The 0039000038-10-R2-D jumper wire is an insulated 10-gauge stranded braided wire designed specifically for reliable interconnections. It features a 10-gauge insulated conductor on each end with a highly flexible stranded and insulated braid running in between. The insulation is made from polyurethane, which provides superior protection from electrical discharges, while still allowing flexibility.

Application Field and Working Principle

The 0039000038-10-R2-D jumper wire is suitable for a wide range of applications, including building and controlling circuit boards, repairing and making connections on electronic devices, and creating robust connection points with different types of wires. The flexibile and tough insulated braid provides superior protection from shorting out or damaging sensitive components. Additionally, the insulation also helps minimize any interference caused by adjacent wires or components.

The 0039000038-10-R2-D jumper wire uses an electrical current to create a charge between the two ends of the wire, allowing for connection of components or circuit boards. This is known as a “conductor”, and it can be used to transmit electricity, data, or both, depending on the application. The insulation on the jumper wire helps to prevent short circuits and protect components from electrical discharges.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are a type of lead that have been already fabricated with a pre-configured crimp to make installation easier. Pre-crimped leads use metal conductors to connect the terminals and contacts of two separate components. They are typically soldered into place in order to ensure a strong connection. The strength of the connection also depends on the materials used for the crimp and the insulation, as well as the method of crimping.

Pre-crimped leads are generally more reliable and durable than jumper wires, as they provide a stronger and more secure connection. Additionally, pre-crimped leads can be reused several times without the need for re-soldering, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. As such, they are often used in automotive, industrial, aerospace, and consumer applications.

Application Field and Working Principle

Pre-crimped leads are ideal for connecting multiple circuits or components in a tight space. They allow for quick and easy assembly of a circuit, while still being able to hold up to higher levels of voltage or current. Pre-crimped leads are also lightweight and easier to install when compared to jumper wires.

Pre-crimped leads use metal conductors, usually in the form of metal wires or contacts, to make an electrical connection between two components. These crimped leads are inserted into the terminals or contacts of the components being connected. If needed, the pre-crimped lead can then be soldered into place to ensure a secure connection. The insulation on the pre-crimped lead ensures that current does not flow into other parts of the circuit, and also helps to provide protection from electrical discharges.

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