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Arduino Jumper Cables M-M 60 Pack
Arduino Jumper Cables M-M 60 Pack - If you don't have a jumper wire spaghetti at your workshop, you still don't have enough jumper wires at your workshop. These wires are one of the few things that everyone must have in electronics. They connect electronic components and circuits within breadboard and perfboards. Without them, your things would just float and the current won't flow anywhere.
Frequently Asked Questions AboutArduino Jumper Cables M-M 60 Pack
Q1: What is Arduino Jumper Cables M-M 60 Pack?
Arduino Jumper Cables M-M 60 Pack are male-to-male jumper wire sets used to connect electronic components to Arduino boards or other microcontrollers. To use the jumper cables, just plug one end into the pin of the component you wish to connect and the other end into the equivalent pin on the Arduino board or other microcontroller.
Q2: What is the length of the jumper cables in the 60-pack?
The length of the jumper cables in the 60-pack can vary, but typically they are around 20-30 cm (8-12 inches) long. However, Circuit Rocks offer you 4 different lengths of cables in this packet (200mm, 165mm, 125mm, and 80mm.). Moreover, these jumper cables can be separated or cut to a different length if needed, using a wire cutter or scissors.
Q3: Are the Arduino Jumper Cables M-M 60 Pack compatible with all Arduino boards?
Yes, the Arduino Jumper Cables M-M 60 Pack is compatible with all Arduino boards and other microcontrollers that use the standard 2.54mm spacing.
Q5: What is the gauge of the wire used in the jumper cables?
The gauge of the wire used in the jumper cables is typically 22 AWG.
Q6: Are the jumper cables reusable?
Yes, the jumper cables are reusable, as long as they are not damaged or broken.
Q7: Can the jumper cables be used for high-current applications?
The jumper cables are not recommended for high-current applications, as the wires are typically only rated for a few amps.
Specifications:
- 4 different lengths: 200mm,165mm,125mm and 80mm.
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Inclusions: 60 x Male to Male Jumper Cables
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