H3AAT-10103-R4

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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are electrical wires designed to connect two points together within a circuit. They typically have a uniform diameter and length, and the terminals are usually crimped or soldered onto the wire.

Jumper wires can be used to carry electricity between two different points on a circuit board, or to develop prototypes of new circuits. They are commonly used in combination with other electrical components, such as switches and potentiometers, to make complete circuits.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are electrical wiring connectors that are designed to connect two components with ease. They typically come in pairs and are a pre-assembled set of wires with the terminals pre-crimped. The user simply pushes the leads into the corresponding circuit board terminals with a press-fit.

Pre-crimped leads enable users to quickly and efficiently assemble a circuit. They are much easier to work with than jumper wires, as there is no soldering required. The leads also ensure a secure connection, and the wires can easily be switched to different circuit board terminals.

H3AAT-10103-R4 application field and working principle

H3AAT-10103-R4 is an electrical connector designed to terminate a conductor, such as a copper wire, to a terminal. This electrical connector is typically used in applications where a conductor is required to be interconnected, or spliced, to another conductor. H3AAT-10103-R4 is a popular choice among electronics professionals, as it is reliable, robust, and weather-resistant.

The working principle of the H3AAT-10103-R4 electrical connector is quite simple. The conductor is first inserted into the terminal\'s unobstructed hole, and then the terminal is screwed or crimped into place. This creates a gas-tight and water-tight mechanical boundary between the two conductors, creating an electrical connection that can be relied upon.

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