H4BXG-10110-B1

Jumper Wires

Jumper wires are a useful component that allows electric signals to jump between different circuit boards, especially when prototyping. By connecting two points together, signals that used to require a path of multiple wires can now be completed in one step.

H4BXG-10110-B1 is a type of jumper wire from Hirose. It has two-wire and three-wire versions, and the size is AWG#22 with a length of 10 mm.

In terms of applications, H4BXG-10110-B1 is used to connect two circuit boards with a signal connection. It can be used to connect between digital circuit boards, between analog boards, or between power supply and signal circuits. It is also used to bridge two devices in a circuit, such as if one device on the board needs to use a signal from another device.

Working Principle

The working principle of H4BXG-10110-B1 is fairly simple. When two circuits are connected, electrons flow from the high-potential signal to the low-potential one and vice-versa. This difference of potential is called an "electrical potential difference" and is transmitted by the wire. As the electrons flow through the wire, they generate an electrical current, which is then used to power the connected circuit.

The H4BXG-10110-B1 is capable of transmitting this electrical current with an efficiency of 97.5%. This means that the power is distributed evenly across the entire length of the jumper wire, allowing for a smooth and efficient transfer of power from one circuit to the other.