Product Overview
Female-to-Male Breadboard Jumper Ribbon for Prototyping
Ribbon-style breadboard jumper wires provide an orderly way to make temporary connections during circuit development and testing. By keeping multiple conductors aligned, they reduce clutter and simplify tracing signals across a board. For breadboard / prototyping work, ribbon jumpers help maintain consistent spacing while allowing quick configuration changes without soldering.
Product Condition
Unused, New Old Stock.
Product Overview
This assembly consists of a 40-conductor female-to-male jumper wire ribbon with standard 2.54mm spacing. Each lead is approximately 200mm long, making it suitable for bridging connections across breadboards, headers, or development boards. The ribbon can be kept intact for organized routing or separated into individual jumpers as needed.
Key Features
- 40-piece female-to-male jumper wire ribbon
- Standard 2.54mm / 0.1-inch connector spacing
- Approximately 200mm (20cm) wire length
- Compatible with standard breadboards and pin headers
- Ribbon format supports clean, parallel routing
- Wires can be separated into individual jumpers
- Designed for solderless prototyping and testing
Applications
- Solderless breadboard prototyping
- Connecting headers to breadboards
- Microcontroller and development board projects
- Temporary circuit testing and validation
- Educational electronics labs
- Organized signal routing in test setups
Frequently Asked Questions
What does female-to-male mean for these jumpers?
Each wire has a female connector on one end and a male pin on the other, allowing connections between headers and breadboards.
Can the ribbon be separated into individual wires?
Yes. The conductors can be pulled apart to create single jumper wires or left together as a ribbon.
What spacing do the connectors use?
The connectors follow standard 2.54mm (0.1-inch) spacing used on most breadboards and pin headers.
Are these intended for permanent installations?
No. They are designed for temporary, solderless connections during prototyping, testing, and troubleshooting.
You can connect headers to solderless breadboards while keeping signals aligned, using the ribbon-format jumper wires to route organized connections across a breadboard layout without soldering.
