1722533123-02-W2

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Jumper wires are an effective way to quickly create electrical connections of any type. They are especially useful for prototyping or debugging, allowing varying length and configurations of wiring without soldering. Pre-crimped leads are also helpful for these applications. They come in several standard lengths, allowing a user to quickly create connections without needing to crimp them.

1722533123-02-W2 is an example of a jumper wire that is specifically designed for use with printed circuit boards. It features a two-wire pre-crimped design that easily allows for the connection of metal surfaces on both sides of a printed circuit board. Additionally, it features non-conductive PVC insulation and precision-machined ½” long end-to-end terminals. With this type of connection, there is no need to solder, making it ideal for quick connections.

The application field of the 1722533123-02-W2 is broad and it can be used in myriad applications from prototyping to industrial control and all the way to robotics. It also has applications in computer networking which is extremely important in today’s world and highly valuable for engineers. Usually, these types of wires are used as “jumps”, providing an economical way to replace wire harnesses.

1722533123-02-W2 features a simple, yet effective working principle for connecting metal surfaces on both sides of a printed circuit board. The user connects one side of the wire to the metal surface on the one side of the board and the other side of the wire to the corresponding metal surface on the opposite side of the board. This connection allows current to flow from one side of the board to the other without the need for soldering.

The 1722533123-02-W2 jumper wire is a great way to make quick connections of any type. Its two-wire pre- crimped design combined with the non-conductive PVC insulation, makes it very easy to use in various applications. It has the capacity to reduce the time for the completion of electronic projects and is a great tool for prototyping, debugging, and industrial control. As already mentioned, it is an indispensable tool in today’s electrical engineering world and will continue to be an important part of any electrical engineer’s tool kit for years to come.

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