1722533111-11-R0

Jumper Wires

Jumper Wires are small electrical wires used to connect two points in a circuit. They are usually made of copper and are coated or insulated with a variety of materials including rubber or plastic. They are typically used in making connections between components on printed circuit boards, where two or more components need to be attached together. Jumper Wires are also used to test circuit boards during development, debug, or to create prototype circuits. The main advantage of the Jumper Wires is that they are very easy to use and require minimal soldering skills.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-Crimped Leads are electrical wires or connectors specifically designed for use in electrical or electronic applications where flexibility and long service life is important. The connectors are made of several strands of copper wire, which are crimped into a terminal at the free end of the lead. The crimp connection creates a strong and secure connection between the two electrical components. The leads are usually several inches long and can be bent or twisted into various shapes to mate with different types of electronic components. Pre-Crimped Leads offer a reliable and durable connection and are ideal for applications where a large number of connections need to be made quickly and efficiently.

1722533111-11-R0 Application Field and Working Principle

The 1722533111-11-R0 is an electrical connector designed for use in aerospace, automotive, and industrial applications. The connector is made of a combination of a zinc-coated die-cast housing and a high-temperature resistant multi-pin contact system. It is able to accommodate up to 20 pins, making it ideal for applications that require a large number of connections. The contacts are polarized, to ensure correct polarity in circuitry. The connector is also highly resistant to shock and vibration. The working principle of the 1722533111-11-R0 is relatively simple. The electrical connection is made by inserting the pins into corresponding slots in the plug and the receptacle on the mating surface, thus establishing electrical continuity. The contacts are held securely in place by the use of threaded screws. This ensures reliable electrical connection in extreme environmental conditions.