H3BBG-10102-S8

Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are short pieces of conductive wire typically used to temporarily connect two points of an electronic circuit, often for testing or troubleshooting purposes. They are typically constructed from wire-wrap wire and can come in a variety of sizes, styles, and materials including copper or PVC sleeve.

They can also be used to move jumper lead connections around a circuit board, allowing the designer to adjust the wiring based on the requirements of the circuit. This is especially useful in prototyping and circuit board design when the exact wiring of the board is not yet known.

Jumper wires are typically used in combination with jumper sockets and pin headers. The jumper sockets, also known as breadboard plugs or leads, provide the connection point for the jumper wires on either side of the circuit. The pin headers, on the other hand, secure the connection between the two circuits.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are another type of connection used to temporarily connect two parts of an electronic circuit. They are usually made from thin metal strands that are crimped onto a plastic conductor. The crimping process serves to maintain the electrical contact of the two parts and make the connection more reliable.

Pre-crimped leads are typically used in combination with soldered pins, which help ensure that the connection is properly secured. They can be used in both fixed and adjustable systems and can be used in many different applications including automotive, consumer electronics, electrical, industrial, and medical.

Pre-crimped leads can also be used in combination with other components such as resistors, capacitors, inductors, and transistors. They are available in a variety of sizes, materials, and colors, allowing for easier organization and maintenance of the wiring.

H3BBG-10102-S8 Application Field and Working Principle

The H3BBG-10102-S8 is a jumper wire assembly used to temporarily connect two points of an electronic circuit. It is composed of two jumpers, a socket, and a pin header. The jumpers are typically made from wire-wrap wire and come in a variety of sizes, styles, and colors.

The socket is used to connect the two jumper wires and is typically constructed from a plastic material. It serves to provide a stable and secure connection between the two points of the circuit. The pin header is used to secure the connection between the two circuits and ensures that the wiring remains in place.

The H3BBG-10102-S8 is commonly used in prototyping and circuit board design, where the exact wiring of the board is not yet known. It can also be used in combination with other components such as resistors, capacitors, inductors, and transistors to create a functional circuit.