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Jumper Wires

Application Field: Jumper wires are mainly used for making a temporary connection between two points on a breadboard or another printed circuit. They are also used to create custom cables and wiring harnesses, and for connecting motors, sensors, and other high-current devices. Some jumper wires are also used to bridge connections between two PCBs.

Working Principle: Jumper wires consist of a single stranded wire covered with an insulating sleeve. When used on a breadboard, the two ends of the jumper wire are plugged into two holes, allowing a low-resistance electrical connection to be formed. Jumper wires can be used with solderless breadboards or soldered to a printed circuit board. They can also be used to make custom cables and wiring harnesses, or to bridge connections between two PCBs.

Pre-Crimped Leads

Application Field: Pre-crimped leads are wires with leads that have already been crimped onto one end. This type of lead is used in various electrical connections and is commonly found in automotive, recreational vehicle, and other high-current applications. Pre-crimped leads are also used in low voltage applications such as audio and video equipment, telecommunications equipment, and security systems.

Working Principle: Pre-crimped leads are usually made of copper wire with a tin coating, though other types of wire may also be used. The ends of the wires are crimped using specialized tools, and the crimping is done to ensure a secure electrical connection between the wire and the components being connected. Pre-crimped leads are easy to use and require minimal soldering or wiring work.