390102-2

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Shunts and jumpers, such as 390102-2, are electrical components that are essential for safely transferring current. They are found in all types of circuitry from automobiles to smartphones. Shunts and jumpers can be used to bridge a gap between two locations, redirect current from one place to another, and regulate the flow of current. This article will discuss the application field and working principles of the 390102-2.

The 390102-2 can be used to safely shunt high-current applications, up to 8 amps. It is an ideal choice for automotive, industrial, medical, and consumer electronics applications. It is designed for quick-connect installation and comes in three different versions: single-ended, double-ended, and center-tap shunts. The 390102-2 has a wide resistance range from 0.15 Ohms to 2.25 Ohms.

Working principle of the 390102-2, like all shunts and jumpers, involves the creation of a temporary connection between two points of a circuit. When electrons flow through this low-resistance connection, the current is diverted away from the original path and flows through the shunt. This creates a low-resistance path of electrons that is much lower than the regular current path. This interaction of electrons is the basis of the working principle of the 390102-2.

The 390102-2 is designed to operate in temperatures up to 122°F (50°C). It is tested and approved in accordance with UL and TUV safety standards, thus ensuring its durability and reliability in any application. The 390102-2 is also vibration and impact resistant, has a highly accurate, stable, and repeatable performance, and is designed for quick-connect installation.

In conclusion, the 390102-2 is a versatile and reliable shunt that can be used in a variety of applications. Its working principle is based on the same concept as other shunts and jumpers, in which electrons flow through a low-resistance connection between two points of a circuit, thus diverting the current from the original path. The 390102-2 is designed with UL and TUV safety standards in mind, making it a reliable and safe choice for any application.

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