Magnetic jumper for bypassing electrical circuits
a technology of bypassing electrical circuits and jumpers, which is applied in the direction of measuring leads/probes, coupling device connections, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of not being able to use recessed terminals, and prior art jumpers not being suitable for use with recessed terminals, etc., and achieves the effect of convenient us
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[0013]The magnetic jumper comprises a wire 4 having a magnet 2 at each end. A neodymium magnet 2 is pressed into a brass barrel 1 that is crimped over a single conductor multi-strand wire 4 that has a copper conductor 5 folded over within the wire 4. A magnet 2 is attached in this manner at each end of the wire 4. A means 3 for non-conduction of electricity is provided at each end of the wire 4. The non-conductive means 3 can be any of several alternatives. The non-conductive means 3 can be a molded end of vinyl, silicon, or other non-conductive material, which can be made by injection molding. Alternatively, the non-conductive means 3 can be a heat-shrink tube fitted over the brass barrel 1 at each end of the wire 4, leaving the magnet 2 exposed. In still another alternative, the non-conductive means 3 can be a dipped vinyl coating or other non-conductive coating at each end of the wire 4, the coating covering the barrel 1 and a part of the wire 4 that extends from the barrel 1 at ...
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