10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead (20 cm)

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Overview

The 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead is a versatile and convenient component designed for testing, prototyping, and debugging various electronic circuits and devices. This component consists of a 10-pin alligator clip connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, making it an essential tool for makers, engineers, and technicians.

Functionality

The primary function of this component is to provide a reliable and temporary connection between a device or circuit under test and a testing or measurement device, such as a multimeter, oscilloscope, or logic analyzer. The alligator clip end allows for easy attachment to a test point, terminal, or component lead, while the male jumper wire connects to the testing device or a breadboard.

Key Features

10-Pin Alligator Clip: The alligator clip features 10 spring-loaded jaws that can grip a variety of test points, including small pins, terminals, and component leads. The jaws are made of insulated copper material, providing a secure and reliable connection.
Male Jumper Wire: The 20 cm long male jumper wire is made of 20 AWG (American Wire Gauge) copper wire, ensuring a stable and low-resistance connection. The wire is insulated with a durable and flexible PVC material, making it resistant to abrasion and damage.
Easy Connection: The alligator clip and male jumper wire are designed for easy connection and disconnection, allowing for quick testing and prototyping.
Compact Design: The compact design of the component makes it easy to use in confined spaces and for testing small electronic devices.
Durable Construction: The component is built with durable materials and construction, ensuring a long lifespan and reliable performance even in demanding testing environments.
Color-Coded Wires: The male jumper wire is color-coded, making it easy to identify the connections and preventing confusion or misconnection.

Specifications

Length

20 cm (male jumper wire)

Wire Gauge

20 AWG

Material

Copper (alligator clip jaws and jumper wire), PVC (jumper wire insulation)

Temperature Range

-20C to 80C

Operating Voltage

Up to 300V AC/DC

Applications

The 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead is ideal for a variety of applications, including

Prototyping and testing electronic circuits

Debugging and troubleshooting complex electronic systems

Measuring voltage, current, and other parameters in electronic devices

Connecting devices to breadboards or PCBs for testing and development

By providing a reliable and flexible connection solution, the 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead is an essential tool for anyone working with electronic circuits and devices.

Pin Configuration

Component Overview
The 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead is a versatile IoT component designed for testing and prototyping various electronic circuits and devices. This component features 10 individual connections, consisting of a 10-pin alligator clip on one end and 10 male jumper wires on the other end, each measuring 20 cm in length.
Pin Configuration and Connection Guide
The 10-pin alligator clip is divided into two rows of 5 pins each, labeled A to E and F to J respectively. Each pin is separately connected to a male jumper wire, allowing for easy connection to breadboards, PCBs, or other electronic components. Below is a detailed explanation of each pin and how to connect them:
Row 1 (A to E)
1. Pin A: The first pin on the left is labeled as A. This pin is connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, which can be used as a general-purpose input/output (I/O) connection.
Connection: Connect Pin A to a breadboard, PCB, or any other electronic component that requires a signal or power connection.
2. Pin B: The second pin from the left is labeled as B. This pin is also connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, suitable for another general-purpose I/O connection.
Connection: Connect Pin B to a breadboard, PCB, or any other electronic component that requires a signal or power connection.
3. Pin C: The third pin from the left is labeled as C. This pin is connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, often used as a ground (GND) connection.
Connection: Connect Pin C to a ground point on a breadboard, PCB, or any other electronic component that requires a ground connection.
4. Pin D: The fourth pin from the left is labeled as D. This pin is connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, which can be used as a power supply connection (VCC).
Connection: Connect Pin D to a power supply source, such as a battery or a voltage regulator output.
5. Pin E: The fifth pin from the left is labeled as E. This pin is connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, suitable for another general-purpose I/O connection.
Connection: Connect Pin E to a breadboard, PCB, or any other electronic component that requires a signal or power connection.
Row 2 (F to J)
1. Pin F: The first pin on the right is labeled as F. This pin is connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, which can be used as a general-purpose I/O connection.
Connection: Connect Pin F to a breadboard, PCB, or any other electronic component that requires a signal or power connection.
2. Pin G: The second pin from the right is labeled as G. This pin is connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, suitable for another general-purpose I/O connection.
Connection: Connect Pin G to a breadboard, PCB, or any other electronic component that requires a signal or power connection.
3. Pin H: The third pin from the right is labeled as H. This pin is connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, often used as a reset or interrupt connection.
Connection: Connect Pin H to a reset or interrupt pin on a microcontroller, PCB, or any other electronic component.
4. Pin I: The fourth pin from the right is labeled as I. This pin is connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, which can be used as a general-purpose I/O connection.
Connection: Connect Pin I to a breadboard, PCB, or any other electronic component that requires a signal or power connection.
5. Pin J: The fifth pin from the right is labeled as J. This pin is connected to a 20 cm long male jumper wire, suitable for another general-purpose I/O connection.
Connection: Connect Pin J to a breadboard, PCB, or any other electronic component that requires a signal or power connection.
General Connection Guidelines
When connecting the male jumper wires to a breadboard, ensure the wires are securely inserted into the breadboard's socket.
When connecting the male jumper wires to a PCB or other electronic component, ensure the wires are securely connected to the corresponding pins or pads.
Always double-check the pin connections and voltage levels to avoid damaging the component or the device being tested.
By following this pin configuration and connection guide, you can effectively use the 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead to test and prototype various electronic circuits and devices.

Code Examples

Component Documentation: 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead (20 cm)

Overview

The 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead (20 cm) is a convenient and versatile component for connecting and testing electronic circuits. It consists of a 10-pin alligator clip on one end and a male jumper wire on the other, with a 20 cm long wire connecting the two. This component is ideal for prototyping, debugging, and testing various IoT projects.

Technical Specifications

Connector type: 10-pin alligator clip and male jumper wire
 Wire length: 20 cm
 Wire gauge: 20 AWG
 Operating temperature: -20C to 80C
 Insulation material: PVC
 Color coding: Standard breadboard color coding (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, gray, white, black, brown)

Usage Examples

### Example 1: Connecting an Arduino Board to a Breadboard

In this example, we will demonstrate how to use the 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead to connect an Arduino board to a breadboard.

Hardware Requirements

Arduino board (e.g., Arduino Uno)
 Breadboard
 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead (20 cm)
 Jumper wires (optional)

Code Example
```c
const int ledPin = 13;  // Pin 13 on the Arduino board

void setup() {
  pinMode(ledPin, OUTPUT);
}

void loop() {
  digitalWrite(ledPin, HIGH);
  delay(1000);
  digitalWrite(ledPin, LOW);
  delay(1000);
}
```
Connection Diagram

1. Connect the 10-Pin Alligator Clip to the Arduino board's digital pins (e.g., pins 0-9).
2. Connect the male jumper wire to the breadboard.
3. Connect the other end of the jumper wire to a LED or any other component on the breadboard.

Operation

The Arduino code will toggle the LED connected to pin 13 on and off at a 1 Hz frequency. The 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead enables easy connection and testing of the circuit.

### Example 2: Measuring Voltage with a Multimeter

In this example, we will demonstrate how to use the 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead to measure voltage using a multimeter.

Hardware Requirements

Multimeter
 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead (20 cm)
 Voltage source (e.g., battery, power supply)

Code Example

Not applicable (no code required)

Connection Diagram

1. Connect the 10-Pin Alligator Clip to the voltage source (e.g., battery terminal, power supply output).
2. Connect the male jumper wire to the multimeter's voltage measurement terminals (e.g., VmA).

Operation

Use the multimeter to measure the voltage at the connected points. The 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead provides a convenient and safe way to connect the voltage source to the multimeter.

These examples demonstrate the versatility and convenience of the 10-Pin Alligator Clip to Male Jumper Wire for Test Lead (20 cm) in various IoT projects.