1722533112-02-S2

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Jumper Wires and Pre-Crimped Leads

Jumper wires and pre-crimped leads are two types of electrical components used in numerous industries. The 1722533112-02-S2 is an example of a jumper wire. It is a specialized jacketed wire used for making electrical connections between two points. The jacket is designed with a tin plated copper core, making it strong and reliable for use in a wide range of situations.

Application Field

These wires are commonly used in the electronics and electrical industries as they can be used to make tight, reliable electrical connections. They are used in a variety of applications including, but not limited to, connecting components in a circuit board, making wiring harnesses, and connecting two pieces of metal for grounding purposes.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 1722533112-02-S2 is quite simple. The tin-plated copper core is exposed on both ends of the wire. When the two ends of the wire are pressed together, the tin plating creates a strong connection that is both reliable and secure. This creates a low-resistance link that is perfect for electronics applications.

Another advantage of this jumper wire is that the tin plating also prevents corrosion of the copper, making it very durable. This allows the connection to remain reliable for long periods of time, which is essential for some applications.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are also commonly used in the electronics and electrical industries. These leads are similar to jumper wires, but they come with a tin-plated copper core that is already crimped to one end of the wire.

This makes it much easier to make electrical connections as the crim readies the wire for attachment. The method of connection is similar to that of the jumper wire, as the tin plating creates a strong, low-resistance connection when pressed together.

Pre-crimped leads are also much easier to install than jumper wires. The crimping process takes away most of the hassle of soldering and eliminates the need for additional equipment, making it a great time-saving solution.

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