Keystone Electronics Corp.’s new SMT PCB jumpers are manufactured from copper, with silver plating. The space-saving jumpers are described as “uniquely suited as alternative options where thru-hole jumper use is not feasible.” (Image courtesy Keystone Electronics Corp.)
Keystone Electronics’ jumper devices provide minimal footprint for high-density, high-current PCB packages on power and aluminum backplanes, the company said.
NEW HYDE PARK, N.Y.—Surface mount technology (SMT) PCB Jumper Devices from Keystone Electronics Corp. are reported to provide quick and easy setup, low-profile circuit linkage, and minimal footprint for high-density, high-current PCB packages on power and aluminum backplanes.
The jumpers are manufactured from copper with silver plating, the company said in a release highlighting the benefits of the new connectors.
According to Keystone Electronics, “linking circuit board traces/tracks is an easier task” using its SMT PCB Jumper Devices. The space-saving jumpers are described as “uniquely suited as alternative options where thru-hole jumper use is not feasible.”
“All PCB soldering applications, including reflow, may be utilized,” the company said in the release.
To meet individual preferences, Keystone offers three different SMT Jumper styles, including Compact style, Cat. #5100 (bulk) or Cat. #5100TR (tape and reel); Micro-Miniature style, Cat. #5102 (bulk) or Cat. #5102TR (tape and reel); and Miniature Style, Cat. #5104 (bulk) or Cat. #5104TR (tape and reel).
The company said all tape and reel parts are packaged per ANSI/EIA-481 standards for compatibility with most vacuum and mechanical pick-and-place assembly systems. They are available through the company’s global distribution network and online partners.
Keystone Electronics Corp. offers a comprehensive line of interconnect components and electronic hardware. The company also offers modifications, special designs, stamping, machining, assembly services, and application-engineering support services. Keystone is ISO 9001:2008 certified, with headquarters in the United States and global offices in Europe, Canada, Asia, and Australia.