H2AAT-10108-N4

Series:	DF3
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Contact End:	Pin to Pin
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Length:	8.00" (203.20mm)
Wire Gauge:	24 AWG
Contact Finish:	Tin
Color:	Brown
Contact Finish Thickness:	--
Number of Rows:	1
Number of Conductors:	1

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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are simple electrical wires that are used to connect two points together to create electrical circuits. They have a short length of insulated or un-insulated wire, typically with two insulated ends, and can be used for short-distance interconnects within a single piece of equipment or between two pieces of equipment. Jumper wires, also known as jumper leads, are made of copper, stainless steel, or aluminum and are often available in both pigtail and straight lengths. Jumper wires are widely used in consumer electronics, telecommunications, automotive, industrial, and medical instrumentation applications.

Application Field

Jumper wires are used for a variety of applications spanning many industries. They are commonly used for connecting circuits in consumer electronics, such as TVs, stereos, and computers, as well as for connecting various components in a game console or controller, and for connecting wires in telephone systems, alarm systems, and automotive electronics. Jumper wires are also used for connecting wires in medical instrumentation, instrumentation control systems, and other industrial automation equipment. For example, they are used in the automotive industry for connecting wires in airbag, ABS, and fuel-injection systems.

Working Principle

Jumper wires are easy to install and use, and provide an inexpensive solution for short-distance electrical connections. They are simply inserted into the components or connectors, often with the aid of pliers or screwdrivers, and secured into place. The wires can be straightened or bent to fit the desired configuration. The ends of the wire typically have pre-crimped or insulated terminals, which are designed to accept a female connector. Once the connector is inserted into the terminal of the jumper wire, a mechanical or electrical connection is made and the circuit is complete.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimp leads are essentially pre-made jumper wires. They consist of a short length of insulated wire with a pre-crimped terminal on each end. Pre-crimp leads are often used in areas where space is limited, such as within a printed circuit board. The pre-crimped terminals reduce the time and effort needed to make connections, allowing for quick and efficient assembly.

Application Field

Pre-crimp leads are widely used in consumer electronics, automotive, industrial, medical instrumentation, and instrumentation applications. They are used for connecting components to a printed circuit board or for connecting two printed circuit boards together. They are also used to connect wiring and other components within an automotive system, such as for connecting the airbag and ABS systems. Pre-crimp leads are also used in industrial settings, such as in the manufacturing of automation equipment and control systems.

Working Principle

Pre-crimp leads are used in place of a regular jumper wire when there isn’t enough space for a straight jumper wire. The pre-crimped terminal is designed to fit into a matching connector, which eliminates the need for soldering. To use a pre-crimp lead, the terminal is first pushed into the connector, then the wire is inserted and secured into place. The connection is then complete and ready to be used. The pre-crimp terminals are designed to be strong, reliable, and vibration-resistant, making them a more secure connection than a straight jumper wire.

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