H3BXG-10102-L4

Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are short insulated wires with pre-crimped or open-ended connectors at each end. They are usually used to connect electrical and electronic components in printed circuit boards (PCBs), computer hardware and other electrical applications. The main types of jumper wires are those made of solid core wire, stranded wire and multi-stranded wire.

Jumper wires are typically constructed from 20­–26 AWG (American wire gauge) copper wire. The thicker the gauge, the more robust and sturdy the wire will be. The connectors are made from copper, tin, brass, nickel, or silver.

Jumper wires are used to bypass a circuit, bridge two points on a circuit board, or create a ground connection. They are most often used in applications where a higher voltage is required, such as in telecommunication, data storage, computer networking, robotics, and industrial automation.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are insulated wires with pre-crimped connectors already fitted on the ends. They are most often used in robotics, industrial automation, and electronic control systems to provide power and data connections. Pre-crimped leads can also be used to make wire-to-board connections on printed circuit boards (PCBs).

Pre-crimped leads are made from a variety of materials, including copper wire, nickel plated copper wire, and stainless steel. The insulation material can also vary, depending on the application. The most common types of insulation are polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and thermoplastic elastomer (TPE). The connectors are typically made from brass, tin, or nickel.

Pre-crimped leads are used for a variety of applications due to their ease of installation and convenience. They are often used to connect electronic components in electrical and digital control circuits. They are also used in automobiles, appliance, and industrial machinery to provide power and data connections.

H3BXG-10102-L4 Application Field and Working Principle

H3BXG-10102-L4 is a type of jumper wire with pre-crimped connectors. It is most commonly used in telecommunication, data storage, computer networking, robotics, and industrial automation due to its higher voltage capabilities. The wire is made from 20–26 AWG (American wire gauge) copper wire with connectors made from copper, tin, brass, nickel, or silver.

The working principle of the H3BXG-10102-L4 jumper wire is simple. The wire’s connectors at each end are pre-crimped, so when it is connected to two components, the current will flow between them. The two components can be used to bridge a circuit, bypass a circuit, or make a ground connection. This makes the H3BXG-10102-L4 an ideal choice for applications that require higher electrical current.

In addition, the H3BXG-10102-L4 jumper wire is also designed to reduce the risk of damage due to short-circuiting. This is done by using larger gauge wire and better quality insulation material, such as PVC or TPE. This ensures that the wire can withstand higher electrical currents and prevent potential damage to the connected components.