82A0112-10-6

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Hook-Up Wire, sometimes referred to as Single Conductor Cables, is most commonly used in electronics and computer applications. This general purpose wire consists of an insulated conductive material surrounded by an insulating material usually of rubber and plastic insulation. This type of wire is used to facilitate and connect the function between two different electronic components such as resistors, capacitors, transistors, etc. The specific type of Hook-Up Wire we will be discussing in this article is 82A0112-10-6.

82A0112-10-6 is a single conductor hook-up wire made out of 16 gauge stranded copper. This type of wire has an operating voltage of 600v, a temperature rating of -40°C to +105°C and an insulation resistance of 100 megohms minim. While this wire is not intended to be used for power distribution, the 16 gauge copper is capable of carrying up to 20 Amps of current. The outer insulation on the wire is a cross linked polyethylene, commonly referred to as XLPE, and is rated to stand up to abrasion, oil, chemicals and weathering.

The 82A0112-10-6 Hook-Up Wire is designed for low voltage and current applications. Common applications of this type of wire include motors, relays, contactors, switches, and other control circuitry. It is also designed for use in automotive, household, and commercial electronic applications. It is particularly popular for use in the automotive industry, as it is able to withstand the high temperatures, oil, and pressures encountered in many of these applications.

The working principle behind the 82A0112-10-6 Hook-Up Wire is relatively straightforward. The copper conductor insulated in the rubber and plastic insulation is connected to one of the two electronic components, such as the resistor or capacitor. The second component is then connected to the other end of the wire. When current is applied to the first component the electrons will flow through the length of the wire, eventually reaching and interacting with the second component, thereby facilitating and completing the circuit.

The outer insulation of the 82A0112-10-6 Hook-Up Wire is designed to protect the inner conductor from electrical shorts, abrasion, and environmental damage. This insulation material is rated to withstand temperatures up to 105°C, oil, chemical, and impact damage, while also serving to protect the copper conductor from physical contact with other metals and objects. All of these features combine to ensure the safe operations of the 82A0112-10-6 Hook-Up Wire.

In conclusion, the 82A0112-10-6 Hook-Up Wire is a single conductor wire designed for low voltage and current applications in electronics and computer applications. Its 16 gauge copper conductor is capable of carrying up to 20 amps of current and the outer insulation is designed to withstand temperatures up to 105°C, oil, and chemical damage. The working principle of this wire is to connect two different electronic components such as resistors or capacitors and allow the electrons to flow through the length of the wire, eventually reaching and interacting with the second component. This facilitates and completes the circuit. This wire is popularly used in both automotive and household electronic applications.

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