H3AXT-10112-G8

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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are passive electrical components used to connect two points on a component or circuit board without the use of additional mechanical components. They are generally composed of two (or possibly more) conductors, typically stranded or flexible copper wire, held together by an exterior insulating material or jacketing, such as PVC. Jumper wires can be used to program a microcontroller, route signals on a test fixture, or implement a circuit built on a solderless breadboard.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are interconnected wire assemblies consisting of a lead assembly, which includes a conductor that is crimped to a connector. They are usually used to connect an electronic device or system to a piece of test equipment and/or power source. Pre-crimped leads generally come in standard length and wire gauge sizes, although custom-length wires can be ordered. They often feature a non-locking connector that is designed to be pushed onto a mating connector or socket with minimal force.

H3AXT-10112-G8 Application Field and Working Principle

The H3AXT-10112-G8 is a jumper wire that is commonly used for making connections between components and/or circuit boards. It is 34 AWG stranded tinned copper with a black insulation jacket. The H3AXT-10112-G8 is able to carry up to 6A of current, providing it is not used in a hostile environment. It can be used in temperatures of up to 85°C (185°F).

The working principle of the H3AXT-10112-G8 is relatively simple. The two pointed ends of the wire are inserted into the appropriate terminals on the component or circuit board, completing the connection and allowing electricity to flow. The insulation jacket helps protect the connection from short-circuiting and other types of electrical interference.

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