H4BXG-10105-A8

Jumper Wires

A jumper wire or jumper cable is an electrical wire or group of wires used to connect two points in a circuit, and it usually comes with a connector on both ends. The most common uses of jumper wires are to provide connections between signals and power, or two signals, in a circuit. With the use of jumper wires, engineers have the ability to create a much more efficient electrical setup.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Pre-crimped leads are used when the work environment is harsh, and a good connection between two points in a circuit is required. Pre-crimped lugs are crimped onto the wires before soldering and wiring. Pre-crimped leads are typically made from copper and insulated in plastic. This insulation prevents the wires from oxidizing and ensuring a good electrical connection.

H4BXG-10105-A8 Application Field and Working Principle

The H4BXG-10105-A8 is a jumper wire that has a 12-inch long, 20-gauge wire. It is made from tin-plated copper and provides a reliable electrical connection. This jumper wire is commonly used in applications where reliable connections at reasonable weight and price points are required. This jumper wire is also resistant to soldering and temperatures up to 600°F. The wire is pre-striped and pre-crimped with stranded tin-plated copper wires.

The working principle of the H4BXG-10105-A8 is quite simple. The jumper wire is inserted in between two points in a circuit and then secured with an appropriate tool. Once the jumper wire is securely in place, it makes a reliable connection between the two points, allowing electricity to flow freely between them. This reliable connection is possible due to the pre-striped and pre-crimped strands of tin-plated copper wire.