0457501111-10-A0-D

Series:	Mini-Fit® Plus HCS™ 45750
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Contact End:	Socket to Socket
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Length:	10.0" (254.0mm)
Wire Gauge:	20 AWG
Contact Finish:	Tin
Color:	Orange
Contact Finish Thickness:	100.0µin (2.54µm)
Number of Rows:	1
Number of Conductors:	1

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Jumper Wires

A jumper wire, also known as a jumper, is a short electrical wire designed to connect two points in an electrical circuit. This type of wire is commonly used in the wiring of residential, commercial and industrial systems, including radio receivers, electronic test equipment and laboratory equipment. Jumpers are commonly used in the construction of printed circuit boards and in wiring enclosures where the wire must be properly connected and break out of the enclosure to run to another location. Typical applications utilize jumper wires to bridge connection points on a circuit board, or to bypass a circuit break in an enclosure or patch panel.Jumper wires can be used to:- Connect components in an electric circuit- Short a circuit for testing- Reconfigure the connections to a circuit- Bypass defective componentsJumper wires are typically classified into two main categories; pre-crimped and jumper. Pre-crimped wires are made by attaching a pre-formed lead lug to the end of the wire while jumper wires are just loose stranded conductors. Pre-crimped leads are used when the connection must be soldered, while jumper wires are usually crimped on a terminal or connected with a terminal block.Jumper wires are available in a variety of sizes. The most common is a 20 Gauge wire, which is suitable for most applications. Wires smaller than 20 gauge may be suitable for connecting small components in low current applications, but should not be used for making permanent connections or for applications which require more power.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-Crimped leads are electrical wires which have a lead lug or terminal already crimped to the end. These leads are usually used to connect electrical components or to bridge connections in an enclosure or patch panel. The advantage of pre-crimped leads is that they are already pre-configured and can easily be connected to components or circuit boards. This saves time and reduces the risk of loose connections or soldered connections which can cause a short circuit.Pre-Crimped leads are available in various sizes and colors. The wire gauge determines the diameter of the wire, while the color indicates the type of conductor inside the lead, such as a copper or tinned copper. Pre-Crimped leads are generally rated for use up to 600V.Pre-Crimped leads are used in a wide variety of applications, particularly in wiring enclosures, where they must be properly connected and break out of the enclosure to run to another location. They are also commonly used in the construction of printed circuit boards.

0457501111-10-A0-D Application Field and Working Principle

The 0457501111-10-A0-D Pre-Crimped Lead is a multi-stranded insulated wire used for electrical and mechanical applications. It is typically used for making permanent or temporary electrical connections between components in an electric circuit or connecting electric components to equipment.This lead has a black PVC jacket over a stranded copper conductor. It is UL rated and is rated for up to 600V. The stranded copper conductor provides flexibility and allows for a good electrical connection between the connected components.The 0457501111-10-A0-D Pre-Crimped Lead is ideal for making temporary electrical connections between components or for bypassing defective components. It can be used to connect components to a power source, to bridge connections on a circuit board, or for connecting components to an enclosure or patch panel.The Pre-Crimped Lead is usually crimped onto a terminal or connected to a terminal block. It is designed to save time and reduce the risk of a faulty connection or soldered connection, which can cause a short circuit.

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