Jumper Wire

Functionality:

• Temporary Circuit Construction: Allows for assembling circuits using electronic components without permanent connections.
• Solderless Connections: Components are inserted into holes and held in place by spring-loaded metal strips, facilitating easy changes and experimentation.
• Reusable: Circuits can be easily disassembled and rebuilt on the breadboard multiple times.
• Versatility: Can accommodate various electronic components like resistors, capacitors, transistors, integrated circuits (ICs), LEDs, and sensors.

Key Features:

• Breadboard Layout: Typically has rows and columns of holes connected by metal strips, creating different connection points for components.
• Tie Points: Rows and columns are grouped into sections called “tie points,” allowing for specific connections within the circuit.
• Power Rails: Dedicated rows or strips provide positive and negative voltage connections for powering the circuit.
• Compact Size: Portable and convenient for use in various settings.