H5BXT-10103-R0

Series:	DF7
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Contact End:	Socket to Cable (Round)
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Length:	3.00" (76.20mm)
Wire Gauge:	20 AWG
Contact Finish:	Tin
Color:	Red
Contact Finish Thickness:	--
Number of Rows:	1
Number of Conductors:	1

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Jumper Wires
Jumper wires, also known as jump wire, hook-up wire, or simply jumper, are used to make temporary connections between two points in an electronic circuit. They can be soldered, inserted into crimp sleeves, or connected in some other means. These wires are tiny and flexible, permitting for easy movement within electrical chassis without breaking off or loosening the connection. Jumper wires typically consist of a solid electrical conductor, either made from copper or aluminum, which is covered in a thin coating of insulation. Jumper wires are often used as a fast and cost-effective alternative to soldering, making them an ideal choice for prototyping circuits or debugging existing ones. Additionally, they can also be used to replace faulty components in an existing circuit, or bridge two soldered points if an additional connection is needed. Furthermore, jumper wires often allow the user to easily rearrange components or pathways in a circuit, and they move easily wherever they need to go. Pre-Crimped Leads
Pre-crimped leads are another popular option used for making electrical connections. They are prepackaged, precrimped wire leads that have a metal connector at one end. The other end has a looped protrusion, which may either be looped to a terminal or attached to a component. Pre-crimped leads may be made from copper, aluminum, or other metals, and they usually come with some type of insulated sleeve to protect the wire. The benefits of pre-crimped leads are that they save time and money as compared to soldering, and they tend to resist corrosion better than bare wires. Additionally, the insulating sleeve around the wire protects against shorts or arcing. Pre-crimped leads also provide a greater degree of flexibility than soldering, in that they can easily be rearranged or moved to a new location. Moreover, since the connector is already crimped onto the wire, there is no need for additional tools or effort to prepare the connection. H5BXT-10103-R0 Application Field and Working Principle
The H5BXT-10103-R0 jumper wire and pre-crimped lead product is used for both prototyping and general circuit construction. The wire and lead are composed of copper, aluminum, or other metals, and are designed to resist corrosion. The wire is extremely small and flexible, which means it can be maneuvered easily in and around electrical chassis without breaking or loosening the connection. The pre-crimped lead has a metal connector at one end and a looped protrusion at the other, which can be attached to a component or terminal. Both the jumper wire and the pre-crimped lead have an insulation sleeve to prevent shorting or arcing. To make the connection between the two, the user simply needs to insert the wire into the pre-crimped lead and crimp it into place. This unique design works as an alternative to soldering, providing the user with a faster and more cost-effective way to construct a circuit. In addition to the quick connection time, both the jumper wire and pre-crimped leads provide the user with flexibility, as they can be rearranged and moved to a new location if necessary. Furthermore, these products are incredibly durable, resisting corrosion and bending while maintaining a solid electrical connection. This makes them an ideal choice for prototyping or repairing existing circuits.

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