H3ABG-10112-N6

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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires or jumper cables are electrical wires or cables designed to connect two points of an electric circuit board. Jumper wires are made of copper wire and shielded with an insulating jacket to prevent short circuits and reduce the risk of electric shock. Jumper wires commonly come in a length range of 2 to 40 cm. Most jumper wires have a minimum length of 1.5 cm and a maximum length of 6 cm. The contact locations of the jumper wires have a variety of structures including an L-shaped hook or plastic tabs.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are used to connect electrical components on a circuit board. Pre-crimped leads, as the name suggests, are standard wire leads which have been crimped already into a specific shape. Crimping a wire into a specific shape helps to make a secure connection when connecting to an electrical part. Pre-crimped leads come in a variety of shapes and sizes, such as pin headers, modular plugs, and solid crimp connectors.

H3ABG-10112-N6 Application Field and Working Principle

The H3ABG-10112-N6 is a jumper wire from the H series manufactured by HIROSE. It uses 8-position plug headers and is designed for a wide range of applications in automotive and telecommunications systems. It is suitable for use in Pre- crimped leads for connecting electrical parts on a circuit board. The H3ABG-10112-N6 jumper wire also includes a strain relief feature which helps to ensure secure connections. The working principle of the H3ABG-10112-N6 jumper wire is simple. The connector has an 8-position plug header which is designed to connect to the other components on a circuit board. The connector is then fed through the shielded cable which is insulated with a black plastic jacket. Once connected, the electrical components on the circuit board will be securely connected together.

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