H4BXG-10103-W1

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Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are an essential component of almost any electronics project. As their name implies, these wires are designed to make quick connections between components. These wires have a large variety of uses and come in a wide array of shapes and sizes. Many of the most common applications for jumper wires are found in prototype and performance testing of circuits.

Jumper wires are typically composed of an insulated conductor that contains two or more metal wires inside. The strands of metal wires are typically copper, brass or aluminum and are usually encased in a plastic or rubber sleeve for protection. The ends of the wire are connected to two different components, allowing for a quick and easy connection. This makes them ideal for connecting components quickly in a prototype setup in order to test connections without soldering.

Jumper wires can be used for a variety of purposes including prototyping, debugging, rewiring components, and bridging pins. Some wires are also pre-crimped with a pin at one end, making them more suitable for use in places where soldering is not a viable option. Depending on the application, jumper wires are typically cut to fit the required length. Although jumper wires are designed for quick connections, it is important to keep in mind that they are not permanent. If the project requires a permanent connection, then soldering is recommended.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are a type of jumper wire typically used in prototyping and assembly applications. They are composed of an insulated conductor that contains multiple metal strands, usually copper or brass, inside. At one end of the wire, the metal strands are encased in a plastic or rubber sleeve to protect the strands from corrosion and shorts while the other end of the wire is pre-crimped with a pin. This pin allows for quick and easy connection to a variety of components for prototyping and other applications.

The most obvious benefit of pre-crimped leads is the ease of connection and the time saved in connecting components. Pre-crimped leads are also much more reliable than solder connections. The crimping process is much more reliable than soldering, as it creates a union between the conductors that is far more resilient to temperature and vibration than soldered connection. This makes them perfect for prototyping and debugging applications.

Pre-crimped leads are also well suited for high-vibration applications, such as robotics. The superior connection of the pre-crimped lead makes it ideal for applications where the components must move and vibrate. Pre-crimped leads also give users more flexibility when working in a tight space, as they are often shorter than regular jumper wires. Depending on the application, the ends of pre-crimped leads can be cut and re-crimped for custom applications.

H4BXG-10103-W1 Application Field and Working Principle

H4BXG-10103-W1 is a jumper wire pre-crimped with a pin at one end. It is a small and lightweight component with a total length of 25mm, making it suitable for applications where compactness and space are a factor. The metal strands inside the wire are copper or brass and the insulation is a rubber sleeve. The number of strands inside the insulation varies according to the wire gauge, ranging from 6 strands for the 30AWG wire to 17 strands for the 20AWG wire.

The pin at the end of the wire is a standard 2.54mm space male header pin that can be easily connected to components or circuit boards. The pin is crimped along the length of the wire, preventing it from being easily disconnected. This ensures reliable connections for prototyping and other applications. This jumper wire is suitable for a wide range of applications, such as prototyping, debugging, and general wiring.

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