9502670000

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Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Type:	Terminal Block, Cross Connection
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Number of Positions:	4
Pitch:	--
Style:	Screw - Half Thread
For Use With/Related Products:	SAK Series
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Contact Finish:	--
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Terminal Blocks - Accessories - JumpersThe 9502670000 jumpers are a type of terminal block accessory used in many different electrical and electronic applications. They have the ability to quickly join two or more conductive elements, or to create a connection from a single component to the next, without the need for soldering.Jumpers can be used for a range of applications, from simple wire jumpers to complex electronic components. Generally, they are used to connect two or more lines of electrical current or to join electrical conductors together. They are most commonly used to join electrical components such as cables, wires, resistors, capacitors, and other components. The use of jumpers is also widely found in automotive electrical wiring systems and automated production equipment.A jumper is typically composed of two parts: the insulation and the body. The insulation provides protection for the conductive material, while the body serves as the conductive material itself. The insulation typically consists of nylon, plastic, or plasticized material and may have an adhesive backing or be reinforced with a metal backing. The body of a jumper typically consists of either copper, silver, or gold-plated metals, depending on the application.In terms of its working principle, a jumper acts as a conductor – an electrical path – but it does not contain any current within it. It is connected to two or more terminals or conductors, and it uses the electrical current in the conductors to pass current through the jumper and on to the next component. In this way, a single jumper is able to serve multiple purposes. For example, a jumper can be used to connect two resistors together, or it can be used as a bridge between two different types of wires, laminates, or electrical components.Jumpers are commonly used in a variety of applications and are widely found in consumer electronics, telecommunications devices, automotive wiring systems, and other types of electronic products. They are also used in instrumentation and data systems, such as in personal computers and medical devices, and can be found in all sorts of industrial production settings.The type of application and the type of jumper used are both important considerations when selecting the correct jumper. Jumpers should be selected based on the application at hand, and the specific conductive materials and insulation should all be compatible. It is also important to select the correct jumper size for the application, as the wrong size can lead to an improper connection or even a short circuit. The right jumper will allow for a safe, secure connection and optimal performance.

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