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Jumper Wires

A jumper wire is a small wire more commonly termed as a "jumper" or "jumper wire" used on a printed circuit board (PCB) to connect two points together. These links are usually between different components on the circuit board or between two points on the same component.

Jumper wires usually consist of two metal strips or wires joined together end-to-end. Most commercial applications use thin flat wires held together with insulating material and a shield over the wire to protect it from short-circuiting. In some circuits, the jumpers may carry higher current to power other components in the circuit.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are manufactured wires with a tin-plated brass ferrule crimped onto one end of the wire. This ferrule helps the wire to make a reliable and secure connection to another component or circuit board. Pre-crimped leads also help reduce time and cost when wiring most electrical components.

The pre-crimped wire is used in electrical assemblies, typically for data link, power wire or cable assemblies. They are commonly used in combination with crimp terminal connectors to form a dependable locking device with the mating housing or connector.

0430300003-10-N2-D Application Field and Working Principle

The Multi-conductor 0430300003-10-N2-D 10AWG stranded cable is commonly used in applications for connecting multiple control and signal lines or multi-circuit power distribution. The basic components of the cable include a 10 AWG stranded cable, 500V insulation and jacketing, and Nickel-plated brass contact pins.

The 0430300003-10-N2-D cable has a working voltage of 500V, and a temperature rating of -40°C to +105°C. The cable is used in low-current control applications as well as power distribution applications. Moreover, it is suitable for further machining and processing, and is compatible with cable crimps, connectors and terminals.

The cable is available in multiple length configurations and can be used in applications such as motion control systems, electric vehicle charging systems, industrial safety systems, and electrical wiring. Its working principle is based on current flowing through the contact pins, providing connection for various components.