H3AXG-10110-S8

H3AXG-10110-S8 application field and working principle

Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are commonly used in electronic projects to connect two points on the circuit board. H3AXG-10110-S8 is a standard jumper wire used to link two points in a circuit, typically used for prototyping. It is available in various lengths, usually ranging from 1 inch to 24 inches. The wire consists of a set of tin-coated, nickel-plated contacts and screws with wired terminals.The wires are usually made from conductive copper wire. The wire has a tin coating to protect it against oxidation and abrasion during soldering. The copper wire is usually 30-50 gauge, making it suitable for high-speed connections. The wires also typically come with self-insulated casing, which can provide additional protection against electrical interference.H3AXG-10110-S8 is often used in applications requiring high-density connections, such as in laboratory and automation. It can be used for prototyping, to create test circuits, and to link components with an efficient, low-cost connection.

Pre-crimped Leads

H3AXG-10110-S8 also includes pre-crimped leads, which provide a low-cost, reliable, and fast connection. These leads are usually constructed of conductive copper, and have a tin coating to protect the wire from oxidation and abrasion during soldering.The leads are typically made in two sets: a male conductor and a female conductor. The male lead typically has a diameter and length to fit the intended application, and consists of a set of copper conductors. The female conductor typically consists of a set of copper pins and a sheath to protect the pins from short circuit.The male lead typically has sharp edges which allow it to easily and quickly penetrate into the female conductor. The pins on the female conductor will then hold the male lead in place. This process is called “crimping.”H3AXG-10110-S8 is commonly used in applications where rapid connections are required, such as prototyping and wiring. The pre-crimped leads are also often used in automated applications, where the leads must be connected quickly and accurately.