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Series:	Micro-Fit 3.0™ 43030
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Contact End:	Socket to Socket
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Length:	2.00" (50.80mm)
Wire Gauge:	20 AWG
Contact Finish:	Gold
Color:	Orange
Contact Finish Thickness:	15.0µin (0.38µm)
Number of Rows:	1
Number of Conductors:	1

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Jumper Wires

0430300002-02-A0-D jumper wires are commonly used in various industrial applications, most notably in communication systems, such as telephone and cellular phone networks, television and radio, and medical equipment. Jumper wires are typically bare copper or copper-clad steel conductors, with plastic insulation, and usually equipped with a male and female connector head. The conductor of the jumper wire is connected to the female connector, while the male connector is used to join with another conductor of the same electrical device.The strength of the connection between the wires is typically determined by the conductor size, gauge, and insulation material. Generally, the more conductive the connection, the stronger and more reliable the connection.

Pre-Crimped Leads

0430300002-02-A0-D pre-crimped leads are most often used in complex assembly processes, such as in manufacturing of electronic components. They are made up of several components, consisting of two wires with a crimped terminal each attached to one wire.The purpose of the pre-crimped lead is to ensure a safe, secure connection between the two electrical components. This is done by crimping the terminal onto the wire, creating a tight fit. The terminals, or “leads”, are also usually covered with a protective covering, such as plastic or rubber, to prevent damage and minimise any potential shorting between the two. In general, pre-crimped leads provide a much stronger electrical connection than jumper wires, and can be used to increase both efficiency and reliability in electrical systems. However, they are more expensive and require greater skill to install than jumper wires.

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