H4BBG-10104-B6

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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are small electrical leads used to interconnect the components of an electrical circuit. Depending on their configuration, these leads can serve a variety of purposes in the electronic systems. Jumper wires are used in many applications, including supporting the development of new circuit designs, circuit repairs, field-testing, and connecting components that do not have their own built-in connectors. The most common type of jumper wire is a patchwire, which is a single-conductor hookup wire.

Jumper wires are typically composed of polyethylene or other dielectric insulation materials with a small jacket of stranded copper or similar conductive material. To ensure a good connection between the components, the tip of the jumper wire needs to be shaped to fit into the header pins of the circuit board. This is accomplished by crimping a suitable terminal onto the end of the jumper lead.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are jumper wires with a pre-attached tip, usually a large plastic header pin. These jumper wires are usually found in consumer electronics and other small-scale applications, such as in personal computers and home appliances. Because the tip is already crimped on the jumper wire, the user does not need to worry about the tedious process of crimping the terminal onto the jumper. This makes installation and repairs much easier and faster.

Pre-crimped leads, such as H4BBG-10104-B6, are designed to provide a secure and reliable connection between components. Typically, the header pin has a terminal blade contact which is soldered to the circuit board. The high-grade terminal ensures better electrical contact and reduces the risk of electrical shorts or other malfunctions.

H4BBG-10104-B6 Application Field and Working Principle

H4BBG-10104-B6 is a pre-crimped lead designed for use in consumer electronics and other small-scale circuit applications. It is composed of a thin, dielectric insulation material jacketed in stranded copper or similar conductive material. The header pin on the end of the jumper wire has a terminal blade contact which is soldered to the circuit board.

The working principle of H4BBG-10104-B6 is simple—when power is supplied to the two attached components, current flows through the jumper wire and thus provides a bridge connection between the two components. The terminal blade contact provides a secure and reliable connection to ensure that the current flow is uninterrupted. As a result, the device is able to perform its intended function.

Because of its simple construction and excellent electrical contact quality, H4BBG-10104-B6 has become the preferred jumper wire for many applications. It is commonly used in TV receivers, PCs, home appliances, and other consumer electronics.

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