0797581010

Series:	Pico-EZmate™
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Contact End:	Socket to Socket
Length:	11.8" (300.0mm)
Wire Gauge:	28 AWG
Contact Finish:	--
Color:	White
Contact Finish Thickness:	--
Number of Rows:	1
Number of Conductors:	1

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Jumper Wires

The 0797581010 jumper wire is a common and useful component in any electrical engineering project. Its general purpose is to provide a low-resistance electrical connection between two different points in a circuit. Jumper wires are available in a wide variety of sizes and configurations, enabling engineers to quickly and easily build robust and reliable circuits.The most common types of jumper wires are round wire jumpers, which consist of a length of stranded copper wire encased in a plastic insulation material such as PVC. These are particularly suitable for general-purpose and low-voltage applications, as they are highly malleable and can be bent and twisted into any shape necessary to route around the components of a circuit.The other major type of jumper wires are flat or ribbon wires. These are similar to round wire jumpers, but they have a flat cross-section and are encased in a rigid insulation material such as silicone rubber. Flat wires are typically thicker than round wires and are thus suited for higher-voltage applications. Many flat wires also feature pre-crimped or soldered leads, which can make them much easier to install in a circuit.

Pre-Crimped Leads

The 0797581010 pre-crimped lead is another common component used in electrical engineering projects. Pre-crimped leads are typically used to make connections between two components or circuit boards. Rather than soldering the two connections together, pre-crimped leads are designed to make the connection quickly and securely without the need for soldering.Pre-crimped leads are available in a variety of sizes and styles, from small, molded lugs to large, heavy-duty terminals. They can be either round wires or flat wires, depending on the particular application. Each type of pre-crimped lead has a different crimp profile, which is determined by the size and shape of the connection and the material used for the insulation.When selecting a pre-crimped lead, engineers must consider the size and shape of the connection, as well as the type of insulation material required. Additionally, they must also consider the type of crimping tool to be used. It is important to select a pre-crimped lead that is compatible with the crimping tool being used. The wrong type of pre-crimped lead may not provide a reliable electrical connection or may not be strong enough to withstand the forces that can occur in a working circuit.

Working Principle

Jumper wires and pre-crimped leads are both designed to provide electrical continuity between two components or circuit boards. In the case of jumper wires, the continuity is provided by a low-resistance electrical connection between two points in a circuit. The jumper wires are typically made of a highly malleable material such as copper, which allows the engineer to shape them into any necessary configuration in order to efficiently route around the components of the circuit.For pre-crimped leads, the continuity is provided by a mechanical connection that is created by crimping the insulation material onto the connecting wire. The crimp profile must match the shape and size of the connection and the insulation material, in order to provide the necessary electrical conductivity and resistance to physical forces. The crimp tool must also match the type of pre-crimped lead used so that the connection is secure and reliable.

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