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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are short stranded cables used to interconnect two electrical points or provide electrical connection between two points on a circuit board. They can also be used to extend a trace or change the direction of a connection. Jumper wires are useful when prototyping circuits or making repairs to an existing board. There are two types of jumper wires that are commonly used: pre-cut and pre-crimped.

Pre-Cut Jumper Wires

Pre-cut jumper wires are ready-made cables that are available in lengths of 0.5in, 0.75in, 1in, 1.25in, and 2in. They have a particular wire gauge that determines how many strands the wire is composed of and its flexibility. The wires are pre-bent so they can easily hold their shape when installed onto a circuit board. The wire ends of pre-cut jumper wires typically feature a spade, pin, or crimp connection, allowing for reliable electrical connection.

Pre-Crimped Jumper Wires

Pre-crimped jumper wires are pre-cut jumper wires with pre-crimped ends. These wires are available in lengths between 0.5in and 2in, and feature a wire gauge that determines the number of strands and the flexibility of the wire. Pre-crimped jumper wires usually feature a crimp connection at each end of the wire which ensures a reliable electrical connection. The ends may also be soldered to a circuit board to ensure a secure connection.

1722533023-03-G7-D Application Field and Working Principle

The 1722533023-03-G7-D jumper wire is a type of pre-crimped jumper wire with a wire gauge of 28AWG. It has two pre-crimped ends with a crimp connection and is available in lengths of 0.5in, 0.75in, 1in, and 1.25in. The 1722533023-03-G7-D jumper wire can be used for a variety of applications, such as connecting two electrical points, extending a trace or changing the direction of a connection. The pre-crimped ends of the jumper wires ensure a reliable electrical connection. The jumper wires can also be soldered onto a circuit board for a more secure connection.

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