0430310002-04-N0

Series:	Micro-Fit 3.0™ 43031
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Contact End:	Pin to Cable (Round)
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Length:	4.00" (101.60mm)
Wire Gauge:	20 AWG
Contact Finish:	Gold
Color:	Brown
Contact Finish Thickness:	15.0µin (0.38µm)
Number of Rows:	1
Number of Conductors:	1

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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are electrical wiring tools commonly used in the workplace or in home applications to electrically connect two or more points within a circuit. Most commonly found in the form of cables or wires, these devices make it easy to connect power, ground, logic, or signal components without the need for soldering.Jumper wires come in both solderless and solder-like forms, although solderless is typically preferred due to its ease of use and frequent lack of additional wiring. Solderless designs simply use plastic-covered jumper wires or clamp-on connectors in combination with screw or spring terminals for making connections. Solder-type designs can include bare strands of copper wire that must be soldered onto the target components for a secure connection. Both types of jumper wires feature metal or plastic insulation or sheathing to help prevent shorting.There is a wide variety of different jumper wire designs, each offering their own benefits. Different designs can offer various wire sizes, insulation colors, connection lengths, and soldering types. Most common are dual-ended jumper leads which feature metal connectors or plastic clamps on either end. These leads are used in a wide range of applications including automotive, industrial panel construction, and both commercial and home electronics troubleshooting.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are essential components in many electronic circuit applications. Also known as pre-crimped jumpers, these devices are used to quickly and reliably connect circuits by allowing wires and other components to be pre-crimped and stored for later use. Although industry-standard crimping tools can usually be used to crimp the leads, pre-crimped leads are usually considered preferable due to their convenience and ability to help minimize user error.One of the most popular uses of pre-crimped leads is in prototyping, where a single pre-crimped lead can provide a reliable connection between multiple circuits in a matter of seconds. Pre-crimped leads are available in a range of colors and sizes to match the requirements of a given circuit. The wires themselves are typically made from a tough, heat-resistant plastic, which are often hardened in order to ensure a secure connection.Other tips and tricks for proper use of pre-crimped leads include regularly check for discoloration or cold solder points to ensure the integrity of the connections. When in doubt, it is also usually a good idea to test the connections, especially when connecting highly sensitive circuits such as those used in computer systems. By using the proper tools, techniques, and equipment, pre-crimped leads can be used to quickly and reliably make reliable connections.

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