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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires, also known as “jumpers” or “breeder” wires, are short lengths of wire used for making a connection between two points on a circuit board. These wires are often used to bridge a gap between two adjacent pads on a circuit board, junction box, or other electrical terminal blocks. They are also commonly used when making modifications to a circuit board.

The main advantage of using jumper wires is that they can be used over and over again, as opposed to dedicated wires or connections that must be cut and re-soldered. Jumper wires also make it much easier to troubleshoot a circuit board, as they are easily removable and replaceable. Additionally, jumper wires typically come in a variety of colors, allowing for easy visual identification.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads, otherwise known as “pig-tails”, are pre-manufactured wire leads that have been pre-crimped at a factory. These leads are often used for making connections between a current regulation module or control to a motor, transformer, or other electrical device. Pre-crimped leads are also commonly used when making repairs or modifications to a circuit board.

The main advantage of using pre-crimped leads is that they are much simpler and easier to work with than jumper wires. Pre-crimped leads have already been crimped at the factory, so there is no need to attach and detach them in the field. This also makes them much easier to troubleshoot, as they are already pre-crimped and ready-to-use. Additionally, pre-crimped leads are available in a wide variety of sizes, allowing for increased flexibility in the choice of connection.

1722533123-11-W2 Application Field and Working Principle

The 1722533123-11-W2 is a high quality jumper wire specifically designed for making connections between circuit boards. This jumper wire features two insulation jackets, one being a highly flexible PVC outer insulation that makes it easier to work with. Additionally, the insulation features excellent dielectric properties, making it highly resistant to electrical stress and providing superior reliability.

The working principle of the 1722533123-11-W2 is based on the design of the wire. The highly flexible PVC insulation resists abrasion, allowing it to be used more frequently than traditional jumper wires. Additionally, the insulation is designed to tolerate high temperatures, making it ideal for use in hot environments. Furthermore, the dielectric properties of the insulation ensures that a connection is reliable and secure, providing highly efficient and reliable power transfer between two points on a circuit board.