H3BBG-10104-B6

Jumper Wires

Jumper wire is a generic term for a short electrical wire commonly used in electronics and prototyping. Jumper wires come in a variety of sizes, lengths, and insulation materials, and are used for a variety of applications. The most common application of jumper wires is to connect two points on a printed circuit board, such as connecting two components or two parts of a single component. Jumper wires are also used to connect two separate electronic components, such as a circuit board and a power supply.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are wire that has already been crimped into place. This crimping process is usually done with a special tool, such as a crimping pliers. Pre-crimped leads can be used to quickly and easily connect two points on a PCB without the need to strip, tin or solder the wire. This process is especially useful for prototyping, where quick connections are needed without having to solder or strip the wire.

H3BBG-10104-B6 Application Field and Working Principle

The H3BBG-10104-B6 is a jumper wire from the H3B family. This jumper wire is pre-crimped to make connecting two components on a PCB quick and easy. This unique jumper wire is designed to allow for greater flexibility in connecting two components on a PCB compared to traditional jumper wires. The design of the H3BBG-10104-B6 allows for a variety of setup angles, allowing for increased design flexibility. The wire is also fully insulated with high-temperature silicone, making it suitable for use in a variety of applications. The H3BBG-10104-B6 ships in two sizes: 6 inches and 8 inches.

The H3BBG-10104-B6 jumper wire is designed to offer the user increased flexibility while minimizing setup time. This jumper wire eliminates the need for traditional jumper wires and reduces the connections needed to connect two components on a PCB. This design also allows for the user to create multiple connection angles with the same wire, reducing set up time and complexity. The H3BBG-10104-B6 is suitable for use in a variety of electronic applications, including automotive, medical, consumer electronics, and robotics.