DuPont Jumper Cable Wire 20cm 40-Pin Ribbon Male-Female / Male-Male / Female-Female for Breadboard
DuPont Jumper Cable Wire 20cm 40-Pin Ribbon Male-Female / Male-Male / Female-Female for Breadboard
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Overview
High Quality DuPont Line jumper cable wire for quick prototyping and module interconnects. The jumper leads have adequate pin ends length and a tight, high-friction fit between female and male connectors to help hold pins securely. Commonly used for connections between breadboards and development boards/sensor modules.
Key Features
- Connector types: Female-Female / Female-Male / Male-Male
- Product Selection Guide note: this product has many kinds of type and lengths; confirm the type and length needed when purchasing
- 40PIN in a row (ribbon-style bundle)
Specifications
| Product type | DuPont jumper cable wire (Dupont line) |
| Connector options | Male-Male / Female-Male (Male to Female) / Female-Female |
| Pins per row | 40PIN in a row |
| Line length | 20cm |
| Typical use (Male to Female DuPont Line) | Connections between female headers and breadboards; female headers and pin headers |
| Typical use (Female to Female DuPont Line) | Connection between pin headers and pin headers |
| Typical use (Male to Male DuPont Line) | Connect female headers or build circuits inside breadboards |
Applications
- Breadboard prototyping and circuit testing
- Interconnects between development boards and sensor modules
- Pin header to pin header or header to breadboard wiring (depending on selected connector type)
For pre-sales selection help (type/length) or after-sales support, contact https://rcdrone.top/ or email support@rcdrone.top.
Details
Get the right connector style for your build—female‑female, female‑male, or male‑male DuPont jumper leads for fast prototyping.
Multiple types and lengths are available; confirm the connector end style and cable length before ordering.
The 20 cm male‑to‑female option is a common choice for linking female headers to breadboards or pin headers.
Female‑female works well for header‑to‑header wiring, while male‑male is useful for breadboard interconnects and quick circuit routing.
