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Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm This is 200mm long 3pin female to female jumper wire which uses high quality 26# line. Great for jumping from board to board. These are simple jumper wires used on standard 2.54mm(0.1") breakaway headers. The pack include 5pcs of this cable.
Frequently Asked Questions about Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm
Q1: A 3Pin dual-female jumper wire is what?
A circuit board or electrical device's two male pins can be connected by using a 3Pin dual-female jumper wire, which has two female ends.
Q2: What is the length of the Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm 5pcs pack?
The Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm 5pcs set measures 200mm, or around 7.87 inches, in length.
Q3: A Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm 5pcs bundle contains how many items?
A Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm 5pcs bundle contains 5 pieces.
Q4: What gauge of wire does the Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm 5pcs bundle contains?
The Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm 5pcs box normally has a wire gauge of 22 AWG.
Q5: What is the Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm 5pcs pack's maximum current rating?
The Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm 5pcs pack normally has a 3A maximum current rating.
Q6: What are some common uses for Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm 5pcs pack?
Jumper Wire 3Pin Dual-Female 200mm 5pcs pack can be used for a variety of electronic applications such as connecting sensors, modules, and other components to a microcontroller or other electronic device. They can also be used to create temporary connections for testing and prototyping purposes.
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