531X300CCHAAM5

About the 531X300CCHAAM5

The 531X300CCHAAM5 is an MCC card. The 531X300CCHAAM5 is a compact card with hundreds of smaller pieces. The 531X300CCHAAM5 has eight variable resistors also referred to as potentiometers in manuals. These pieces are used to control tiny amounts of energy. No more than a watt a piece. The 531X300CCHAAM5 has many condensers of various shapes and sizes to store energy. The condensers range from yellow bars to various sized beads. Should the 531X300CCHAAM5 need to get rid of unused or unneeded energy it would direct it to the many resistors. The resistors are used to divide voltage by reducing a currents flow or adjusting its signal levels. The 531X300CCHAAM5 has six red light emitting diodes towards the top of the circuit board. The 531X300CCHAAM5 uses a single crystal oscillator to create specific frequencies for the circuit boards operation. The 531X300CCHAAM5 stores the operational programs in its multiple integrated circuits. In manuals the integrated circuits as also called microchips, chips, or IC (an abbreviation for integrated circuit). The 531X300CCHAAM5 has eight male connectors around the edges of the circuit board.  Six of the connectors have a black housing while the other two have a white housing. The 531X300CCHAAM5 is also considered a Mother board and has eight posts to attach two smaller circuit board that are known as Daughter boards. The Daughter boards rely on the 531X300CCHAAM5 for there energy to operate.

If you would like more information regarding safety and installation procedures refer to General Electric’s data sheets and manuals.