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• Jumper Wires

Jumper wires – also known as jumper cables, shorting links or testing leads – are a type of electrical jumper specifically designed to provide a temporary connection between two points in an electric circuit. These are typically used for diagnostics, testing, calibration, and similar tasks. Jumper wires are commonly used for diagnosing and repairing computer-related hardware, assembly line testing, and more. The connectors on jumper wires typically consist of two “alligator clips” or similar types of electrical contacts which make it easy to quickly and easily attach the wires to test points.

Jumper wires typically must be connected and disconnected multiple times and are typically made from high-quality materials such as copper for maximum conductivity and reliability. The wires are insulated with an outer covering that offers both protection and flexibility, while the end connectors are often color-coded to make it easier for the user to distinguish the purpose of each wire. Jumper wires also allow for quick and easy troubleshooting and interchange – allowing the user to quickly find out which component in a circuit is malfunctioning and replace it with a working one.

• Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are a type of electrical wiring specifically designed for connecting electrical components in various applications. These leads are factory-made and feature a length of insulated stranded wire that is connected to a terminal crimp at one end and a device terminal at the other. Pre-crimped leads are often used in areas where exposed wires can cause harm or injury, such as medical applications or in industrial settings.

Pre-crimped leads provide a secure, reliable connection between two electrical components and require no wiring expertise from the user. They are durable and will last for a long time, and they can handle a large amount of current with minimal resistance. Because they are factory-made, pre-crimped leads are more affordable than traditional wiring and require less time and effort from the user. Also, they can be used with a wide variety of electrical components, allowing for more versatility.

Some pre-crimped leads also have soldered ends rather than crimped ones, making them even easier to install. These leads have a very low contact resistance, meaning they will still be providing a reliable connection even after years of use. Pre-crimped leads are also incredibly flexible, meaning they can fit into smaller spaces where traditional wiring would be too difficult or inconvenient.

• 0039000219-12-S9-D Application Field and Working Principle

The 0039000219-12-S9-D is a high-quality jumper wire that is used for making reliable and secure electrical connections between two points in an electric circuit. It is commonly used in industrial, medical, and scientific applications in order to provide a temporary connection between two points in a circuit. The 0039000219-12-S9-D is a flexible and versatile wire that is designed to last for a long time and provide a reliable connection between two points.

The 0039000219-12-S9-D has two strands of 36 AWG wire, with each wire being individually insulated with polyethylene. The ends of the wire are pre-crimped with a silver-plated terminal and each end also has a strain relief boot to reduce pulling stress at the wire connection. The wire is flexible, durable, and capable of carrying up to 9 amps of current.

The working principle of the 0039000219-12-S9-D is simple – the two ends of the wire are connected to two points in a circuit, temporarily creating an electrical connection between them. This allows the user to easily test, diagnose, and troubleshoot an industrial, medical, or scientific electrical circuit. The connection is secure and reliable, while the wire insulation and pre-crimped terminal ensure that the connection remains safe and secure for a long time.

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