531X300CCHAEM5

About the 531X300CCHAEM5

The 531X300CCHAEM5 is a control card created by General Electric. The 531X300CCHAEM5 is a Mother Board. This circuit board has hundreds of smaller pieces across the face of it. The 531X300CCHAEM5 has six red LEDs. The LEDs light up to show the engineer what is going on with the circuit board. The 531X300CCHAEM5 has many diodes that are used to control the direction the energy current flows. The 531X300CCHAEM5 uses capacitors also called condensers to create small individual energy pockets. The 531X300CCHAEM5 also uses resistors to disperse energy it does not need. The 531X300CCHAEM5 uses jumper ports and variable resistors to manually adjust the direction and amount of energy that flows across the circuit board. If the circuit board needs energy signals altered or amplified, it uses its multiple transistors. These are small components that attach to the circuit board in three places. To control the operations of the circuit board it utilizes the twenty-eight chips (IC, integrated circuits, or microchips). The circuit board has eight masculine terminals (two have white plastic clips and the other six have a black plastic black housing). These masculine terminals are used to connect the circuit board into the existing system or to attach the two daughter boards that are compatible with the 531X300CCHAEM5. This circuit board has eight holes to use to secure the board into place.

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*Refer to General Electric’s manuals for more details.