0500588000-05-V1

Series:	PicoBlade™
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Contact End:	Socket to Cable (Round)
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Length:	5.00" (127.00mm)
Wire Gauge:	30 AWG
Contact Finish:	Tin
Color:	Violet
Contact Finish Thickness:	35.4µin (0.90µm)
Number of Rows:	1
Number of Conductors:	1

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Jumper WiresJumper wires, also known as jumper cables, are short, insulated electrical wires used to connect or bridge two points on a circuit board. These wires are mostly used in prototyping and design applications and have become extremely popular in recent years for DIY electronics projects. Jumper wires are available in a wide variety of sizes and styles, from simple jumper wires with a single conductor insulated with PVC to multifunctional jumper wires with multiple conductors and double insulation.The most common type of jumper wire is the single conductor jumper, which consists of a single insulated wire with a contact at each end. These wires have an insulation rating of at least 150VAC, which is sufficient for most applications. Depending on the size and application, some of these wires may have specialized film insulation for higher temperature resistance and higher voltage ratings.Additional features that may be included in jumper wires are pre-stripped or pre-crimped leads that may include connectors or terminals. These leads make it easier to connect jumper wires to circuit boards, while providing extra stability and preventing accidental disconnects. These leads may also include a variety of wire connectors, allowing for a wide range of customisation and connection types.Pre-Crimped LeadsPre-crimped leads are pre-wired leads that offer a quick and easy way to connect jumper wires to a circuit board. These leads come in a variety of shapes and sizes, including flat, round, and rectangular configurations. The most common type is the flat lead, which is a flat, thin wire with one or two crimped ends. The other end of the lead is typically soldered to a circuit board, making the connection permanent.Pre-crimped leads are also available in different sizes depending on the application. For example, small-gauge pre-crimped leads are ideal for low-voltage DC (direct current) applications, while large-gauge leads are more often used for high-voltage AC (alternating current) applications.Pre-crimped leads also provide the added benefit of insulation to protect the connection from shorts. The insulation is available in a variety of materials, such as heat-shrink tubing, vinyl, and silicone. The type of insulation and the type of lead used will depend on the application and the environmental conditions the jumper wires are exposed to.0500588000-05-V1 Application Field and Working PrincipleThe 0500588000-05-V1 is a type of pre-crimped lead designed for use with jumper wires. It is designed to connect jumper wires to a circuit board quickly and reliably, while also providing added insulation and strength to the connection. The 0500588000-05-V1 can be used in a wide variety of applications, from prototyping to automotive electronics and beyond.The 0500588000-05-V1 pre-crimped lead is a high-quality, multi-conductor cable with a double insulation. It features an insulation rating of 600V, allowing it to be used in a wide variety of applications. It also features an aluminum overmold for added strength and durability.In addition, the 0500588000-05-V1 is available with various wire connectors, such as banana clips, ring lug terminals, and Anderson Powerpole connectors. This makes it easy to connect jumper wires to the circuit board without the need for soldering. The 0500588000-05-V1 is also available in different lengths and colors, making it easy to identify the type of connection.In terms of its working principle, the 0500588000-05-V1 pre-crimped lead consists of four conductors that are securely insulated by a single insulation material such as PVC or Teflon. The lead is then inserted into a connector housing and attached to the circuit board via two securing screws. The four conductors are then secured at the other end of the circuit board using a soldering iron. This connection provides a secure and stable connection while preventing shorts and accidental disconnects.

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