531X112PSAALG1

About the 531X112PSAALG1

The 531X112PSAALG1 is a VA-5 Power Supply circuit board. The 531X112PSAALG1 is meant for industrial uses and is manufactured by General Electric. General Electric is a large contender in the industrial world and has been around since 1892 and was created by the merger of Edison General Electric and Thomas-Houston. The 531X112PSAALG1 is a complex circuit board with many pieces. The 531X112PSAALG1 has ninety resistors around the circuit board. The 531X112PSAALG1 has three small glass fuses and two large fuses. The fuses are a safety measure to prevent overcurrent protection. In the event of a power surge, the fuse will “sacrifice” itself by breaking the metal wire inside to break the circuit the energy was flowing through. Once this occurs the fuse does need to be replaced. The 531X112PSAALG1 has thirteen small half circular black transistors and one black square transistor with a metal top. Transistors can be found in many things you rely on and use every day, like computers, radios, and calculators to name a few. The 531X112PSAALG1 has forty-six different capacitors. Each capacitor creates its own electrical field that is then used to house additional energy for the circuit board. The 531X112PSAALG1 has thirty-three variously sized diodes. The 531X112PSAALG1 has two small inductors. An inductor is a passive two-terminal electrical component that stores energy in a magnetic field when electric current flows through it. The 531X112PSAALG1 has six black metal cage-like brackets around the circuit board.

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