0500588000-05-B8

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1. Jumper Wires

Jumper wires, also known as jumper cables, jumpers, dupont wires, test leads, breadboard wires, etc., are flexible insulated cables used to connect parts of pre-crimped leads or circuits in electronics on breadboard and PCBs, as well as connecting external signals, for the purpose of low frequency signal wiring, power wiring or DIY prototyping. They can be bare or sheathed, and are usually insulated in red and black PVC materials for easy identification.

2. Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads, commonly known as crimp leads or wire terminations, are metal wires with pre-terminated ends, which are crimped to the other components in the circuit. They are used for connecting flat ribbon cables and other components in the prototype circuit, such as boards, switches, potentiometers, etc. They are usually made of small gauge silver-plated copper or tinned gray wire, and come in a range of sizes and styles, with various connector types to suit the needs of any project.

3. 0500588000-05-B8 Application Field and Working Principle

0500588000-05-B8 jumper wires are made of stranded tinned copper and are protected by a black and red PVC insulation jacket and stranded steel wire rope with 0.25mm2, suitable for (33) AWG. The jumper wires are pre-cut and unified in length, and their ends are pre-crimped with metal connectors, such as pin-type headers, sockets, and spring clamp terminals, making them easy to install and connect. This makes them ideal for connecting circuits and components in prototyping, R&D, industrial control, engineering, and other electrical applications.

The working principle of 0500588000-05-B8 jumper wires is pretty simple. The user simply has to connect the pre-crimped connectors to the corresponding terminals of the targeted components or circuit and then slide the insulation jacket into the terminals until it locks into place. This ensures a proper connection between the components, allowing signals to flow from one to the other.

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