Series:	DF7
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Contact End:	Socket to Socket
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Length:	10.0" (254.0mm)
Wire Gauge:	18 AWG
Contact Finish:	Tin
Color:	Black
Contact Finish Thickness:	--
Number of Rows:	1
Number of Conductors:	1

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Jumper Wires

Introduction

Jumper wires are electrical wires that are used as an interim connection for two or more conductors while testing electronic components, or creating a temporary circuit. They are either insulated or non-insulated copper wires and can be stripped and soldered onto the testing component of choice. Jumper wires are a practical solution for temporary or prototyping circuits, as they are readily available and disposable.

Features

For simple 2-conductor jumper, the wire is available in different sizes ranging from 0.25 mm to 4 mm. The insulators used can be plastic, rubber, or polyester. The available insulation hardness ranges from 70 shore A to 95 shore A. The insulation color can be black, white, green, yellow, or red. The resistivity of the wire varies depending on the gauge. The length of the jumper can range from 0.5 cm to several feet.

Applications

Most commonly, jumper wires are used in research and development, prototyping, debugging of products, and circuit board testing. In addition, jumper wires can be used to diagnose and repair consumer electronics, or in specific projects requiring a provision connections. They are suitable for PCB circuit board assembly, test points, or repairing and prototyping of modules.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Introduction

Pre-crimped leads are lesser-known but widely used for low-level electrical wiring. They are basically a wire with a crimp terminal already installed on one or both ends, which reduces the installation time and cost. The pre-crimped leads can be connected among themselves, or with wires of the same gauge, using a basic crimping tool.

Features

The sizes and shapes of Pre-Crimped Leads vary depending on the type of application. They can be flat, round, and square. Commonly, they are made with copper, brass, or nickel-plated with plastic insulation. The resistance of the wire depends on the outer diameter and gauge. The insulation can be PVC, silicone, Teflon, Nylon, or polyethylene, with insulation hardness ranging from 65 shore A to 99 shore A. The pre-crimp terminals are commonly copper and can be used with screws or bolts.

Applications

Pre-crimped leads are widely used in electrical wiring systems, automotive electrical, industrial electrical, security, and low-voltage lighting applications. They can be used in the assembly of electrical motor, power distribution boards, or in measurement and testing of circuits. Pre- Crimped leads are also frequently used in the fields of communication, computers, and consumer electronics.

H5BBT-10110-B9 Application Field and Working Principle

The H5BBT-10110-B9 is a unique product from Bel Fuse Inc., a leading automotive supplier specializing in circuit protection solutions. It is a one-piece, single-port fuse holder, able to protect a wire or circuit system from harm. It is made of copper alloy housing with riveting terminal and is designed to fit any wire size from 24 Gauge to 8 Gauge.The working principle of the H5BBT-10110-B9 is quite simple. The device consists of two parts: the copper alloy body and the plastic shell. The shell houses a replaceable fuse and a spring-loaded contact clip. When the fuse is properly installed, the contact clip snaps shut, securing the fuse in place. When the system is turned on, and current begins to flow through the fuse, if the current is greater than the fuse is rated for, the fuse link will break, preventing an overload from occurring.The H5BBT-10110-B9 is most commonly used in automotive, commercial, and industrial applications, including vehicles, boats, ATV, and lighting systems. The device is perfect for over-current protection applications, such as circuit breakers, in-line fuses, or fuse blocks.

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