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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires, also known as jumper leads, are insulated electrical wires commonly used to connect two points in a circuit board, such as specific digital logic gates. They usually consist of a flexible insulated wire, typically with stranded copper core and covered with a thin layer of PVC insulation. The ends of the wires can be pre-formed into a loop or hooked shape, which allows them to be fastened to the circuit board.

Jumper wires are often used when very short distance connections and wire routing are needed. They are also effective for testing connections between two parts of a printed circuit board and can be used to connect power rails or to build simple circuits for testing. The wires can be bent into various shapes to fit into tight spaces, thereby providing access to parts that could otherwise be inaccessible. Furthermore, they come in a variety of different colors and sizes, which makes them ideal for use in color coding and labeling.

In terms of connections, most jumper wires are soldered onto the circuit board, though some may feature a special connector or attachment at one end for quick connection and disconnection. The most common size of jumper wires is 22 gauge, though other sizes may be used depending upon the application.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are specialized wiring systems that feature an already crimped conductive component at one end, which is then soldered or clamped onto the circuit board. Pre-crimped leads provide several advantages over traditional jumper wires. Firstly, they are more reliable and don’t require soldering, providing a faster and more secure connection. Secondly, the pre-crimped leads allow for quick and easy connection and disconnection without the need for soldering. Finally, pre-crimped leads come in a wide variety of sizes and colors, making them perfect for color coding and labeling.

The most common type of pre-crimped lead is called a spring contact. Spring contacts are made of a metal contact with a metal wire, which is attached to the rear of the contact by soldering. The contact then connects to the circuit board through a spring, providing a secure and reliable connection. Spring contacts are usually used for short connections in areas where soldering would be difficult or impossible.

In terms of applications, pre-crimped leads are often used in circuit boards that require high-frequency connections, such as digital logic circuits and power supplies. They are also commonly used in automotive and computer applications, where a fast and reliable connection is essential.

1722533023-12-G9-D Application Field and Working Principle

The 1722533023-12-G9-D is a type of pre-crimped lead, designed for making high-frequency connections in small electronic applications. It has an insulated lead and a metal contact that is pre-crimped to facilitate easy connection and disconnection. The contact end of the lead has a unique insulating sleeve that helps keep the metal wire and contact in direct contact with each other. The lead also features a twist-to-lock feature that ensures a reliable connection.

In terms of working principle, the 1722533023-12-G9-D utilizes the electrical current generated when the metal contact on the lead and the circuit board come into electrical contact. The current then produces a magnetic field around the connection, which allows the metal contact to stay firmly attached to the circuit board. This feature makes the connection extremely reliable and stable, ensuring a secure connection even at higher frequencies.

In terms of applications, the 1722533023-12-G9-D is typically used for applications that require reliable, high-frequency connections. Examples include digital logic circuits, automotive wiring, and computer applications. The 1722533023-12-G9-D is an excellent choice for these applications due to its reliable connection and fast soldering process.